State Library of NSW
1801 Glebe May 3/
My dear James [indecipherable] received your letter of 28th for wh she thanks you she says she did send the "papers" tho Bishop's charge was to be fresh y ou as you have and Bishop of your own " [indecipherable] were her own [indecipherable] - she is very anxious about your [indecipherable] its second [indecipherable] a pity that you should [indecipherable] [indecipherable] after just getting to know the people P [indecipherable] re having the advantage of a good school for the boys.
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My dear Sir Both my workers and self were very pleased to get your letter, and to hear you were settled in [indecipherable] and that yr prospects are better I met [indecipherable]in town [indecipherable] about time before and he told me you had gone there. We shall be glad if you can carry out your plan of [indecipherable]ing [indecipherable] by [indecipherable] to see, and hope it will be soon. [indecipherable] [indecipherable] were to be sure it was
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