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Copy of this Letter I shall as soon as Rain falls, fill some more Boxes ready for the first Ship which may come here, in distress (as no others visit us)
I hope the Flax Plant, will get Safe it is a Valuable Plant, Moist Ground for rearing it - here it does best on the Sides of the Cliff - I have sent Two Boxes to Coll. Brooke, at St. Helena - In great haste I am with much respect,
Dear Sir,
Your,
Much Obliged,
Humble Servant,
Philip Gidley King
Our Crops for the Quantity of Ground Planted will turn out very well indeed - all Wheat We are in Perfect Good Health & Good order - a great want of four or five Hundred Women - & about 1000 Men - then
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