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3361. GEISMER (Baron), Friendship for.—[continued].
Whether fortune means
to allow or deny me the pleasure of ever seeing
you again, be assured that the worth which
gave birth to my attachment, and which still
animates it, will continue to keep it up while
we both live.—
To Baron Geismer. Washington ed. i, 428.
(P.
1785)
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