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The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift/Volume 19/From Alexander McAulay to Jonathan Swift - 1

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FROM ALEXANDER McAULAY, ESQ.


REV. SIR,
APRIL 13, 1738.


I HAVE received your letter of this date, and will wait upon you to morrow morning. I am extremely sorry to find you meet with any thing that affects or perplexes you. I hope I shall never be guilty of such black ingratitude as to omit any opportunity of doing you every good office in my power.

I am, with the greatest esteem and gratitude, rev. sir, your most obliged and most obedient servant,


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