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I frequently read over your letters with much pleasure, and as often wish that circumstances had been favorable to continue the correspondence, for had we kept on, we would by this time have thoroughly analized? the Analogy?. I had the pleasure of learning of your welfare?, some time ago, through your father. I can unclear you , that although our correspondence has unclear, the high esteem and respect which I always felt for you has not in the least flagged. I suppose you have been informed, by John, of what I have been doing since I saw you last, & I need not here repeat the same. I should be much pleased to hear from you, and I hope you will? not withhold from me so much gratification. I should