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I hope, I could with applycation make Some little progress, which thought Sir! Springs from no other motive than to try all means to render myself usefull ! I hope Sir! you will not think me too intruding in this often addressing you, as Should I be so very miserable as to be left behind a Stranger in this Country without a friend to assist me, or any means to prevent me again falling into the same helpless distress, from which your benevolence so lately extricated me, I should have nothing but the utmost misery and want to expect, and as to retourning to Holland where I have lived in a decent and respectable manner, in my present dejected State, the Very thought is worse than Death.
All there fore Sir! I have finally to add, is, that my whole dependence in this State of anxious suspense, is on God Allmighty and on Your benevolent Support; as I am certain nothing but your goodness can effect the end I am to desirous to obtain, and as I have so very