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, and request that it may, on no account, be prefixed; but let

all

the proofs be burnt, and the plate broken. I will be at the expense which has been incurred; it is but fair that

I

should, since I cannot permit the publication. I beg, as a particular favour, that you will lose no time in having this done, for which I have reasons that I will state when I see you. Forgive all the trouble I have occasioned you.

I

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received no account of the reception of the

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