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Dear Bradburn, I expect to go into the country day after
tomorrow-Thursday-cause why? Nothing to eat. I should be glad to see you, if it
be convenient for you to come up here tomorrow. If not, write me occasionally
to Athol. By saying I should be glad to see you, I do
not mean that I have anything to say, that will pay you for coming. I am sorry to leave—I wished to have gone
in with my argument—but as I cannot, the Abolitionists must flounder on in
their ignorance until they are willing to give me breach in exchange for
knowledge. Yours
truly, L. Spooner |