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LETTERS OF FREDERICK BATES TO A. B. WOODWARD .11
Judge Griffin is now here, and has been the life of our social circles for many weeks past — this our mutual friends tell me it is impossible that I should personally know it, for I scarcely ever go beyond the threshhold of my office, except on business of indispensable necessity and sometimes to breathe the pure air of the country.
The Judge and myself have compromised all our personal differences, notwithstanding the efforts of our enemies to bring
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