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[con]trast with those whose chief delight is in mixing with the throng; and which I find seems agreeable to the generality of mankind. If I should be so fortunate as to be successful, then my chief aim will be to complete what I have begun, with making it as perfect with the productions of N.S.W. as possible, which when arranged will be no contemptible sight and would give the public an opinion, perhaps of some advantages, the mother country might receive, which at present lie dormant. Different people construe different opinions upon objects, and from a combination or a selection from of them the possible reaps an advantage. Since my return to England, from the like remarks, was I now again in N.S.W. I would avail myself of advantages which before I had not the least idea of.
I remain most respectfully
Your most obedient and
humble servant
George Caley