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As the register of Readers has lately received his name, you can understand that, besides owing a letter to a fellow-citizen at the start of his journey, I also owed a canonical letter to one who is a cleric. I think, and with good reason, that he will shortly show himself a brilliant man of business if he hurries hence to pay duty to you, preferring a fount of purer wisdom to the chilly waters of his native springs.
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