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and saw that they was, not to rile, but rather to fall as they have done. I am sorry, our absence made us miss that good opportunity; and I hope you will be so kind as to take a little care of our interest, if it is not to great a disturbance in your other affairs. We left and leave sik to you, the [unclear] management of what you have procured us in those subscriptions. I prefer my compliment to your Lady and an for Your most humble Servent Kendall Reced the 29th. [[deletion]] 1702 [[/deletion]] Sept 1720.
