LETTER XXXVIII.

_My Good Fellow_,—I am not disposed to find fault with your having

addressed me, although personally unknown. Your favor (of the ——

ultimo) finds me upon the eve of directing my course towards the

renowned shores of Italia. I shall land (primitively) on the

territories of the ancient Brutii, of whom you may find an account in

Lempriére. You will observe (therefore) that, being engrossed by the

consequent, necessary, and important preparations for my departure, I

can have no time to attend to your little concerns.

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