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letter had been interprated to the General sealed it and gave it to Mr Winnit, who told me he would have it sent to the fort, as soon as possible. So with earnest desires [[cut word]] to might meet with success. and impatient [[cut word]] an answer, we spent the remainder of the day in our lodging the Gaurd house.
letter had been interprated to the General sealed it and gave it to Mr Winnit, who told me he would have it sent to the fort, as soon as possible. So with earnest desires [[cut word]] to might meet with success. and impatient [[cut word]] an answer, we spent the remainder of the day in our lodging the Gaurd house.
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Tuesday 21st
Tuesday 21st
This day at about 4 clock in the afternoon the French priest came to the Gaurd house & brought me a letter the was sent from the Chief Eng Mr Bastide. In answer to out letter sent him the day before. which gave me no encouragment of our speedy exchange. the intent ther of was to this affec. Viz received your, and am sorrey for your [[cut word]] fate, but as to your preposel, they cannot be complyed with by any means, [[cut word]] people you mentioned in your letter [[cut word]] apprehanded as criminals and traitors
This day at about 4 clock in the afternoon the French priest came to the Gaurd house & brought me a letter the was sent from the Chief Eng Mr Bastide. In answer to our letter sent him the day before. which gave me no encouragment of our speedy exchange. the intent therof was to this affect. Viz received your, and am sorrey for your [[cut word]] fate, but as to your preposel, they cannot be complyed with by any means, [[those]] people you mentioned in your letter [[being]] apprehanded as criminals and traitors

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letter had been interprated to the General sealed it and gave it to Mr Winnit, who told me he would have it sent to the fort, as soon as possible. So with earnest desires cut word to might meet with success. and impatient cut word an answer, we spent the remainder of the day in our lodging the Gaurd house. ______________ Tuesday 21st This day at about 4 clock in the afternoon the French priest came to the Gaurd house & brought me a letter the was sent from the Chief Eng Mr Bastide. In answer to our letter sent him the day before. which gave me no encouragment of our speedy exchange. the intent therof was to this affect. Viz received your, and am sorrey for your cut word fate, but as to your preposel, they cannot be complyed with by any means, those people you mentioned in your letter being apprehanded as criminals and traitors