I expect proofs and revises in duplicate.

We have now got into a small barrack at our place. We see the sea six

hundred feet below filling the end of two vales of forest. On one hand

the mountain runs above us some thousand feet higher; great trees stand

round us in our clearing; there is an endless voice of birds; I have

never lived in such a heaven; just now, I have fever, which mitigates but

not destroys my gusto in my circumstances.—You may envy

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