SHEWETH,

That your Petitioner has not been able to write one word to-day, or to

fashion forth the dimmest shade of the faintest ghost of an idea.

That your Petitioner is therefore desirous of being taken out, and is

not at all particular where.

That your Petitioner, being imbecile, says no more. But will ever, etc.

(whatever that may be).

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