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6787. POST OFFICE, Infidelities in foreign.—
The infidelities of the post offices,
both of England and France, are not unknown
to you. The former are the most rascally, because
they retain one's letters, not choosing to
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when they have taken copies, are so civil as to
send the originals, resealed clumsily with a
composition, on which they have previously
taken the impression of the seal.—
To R. Izard. Washington ed. i, 442.
(P. 1785)
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