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from my dictation, and it is in compliance with his
advice that I have thus ventured to record my €X-
perience.

That experience has served to teach me that, as _
all inanimate things have some destined use, so all
rational creatures have some appointed duties, and
are happy and well employed while fulfilling them.

With this reflection, I bid a orateful farewell to
those young patrons of my race who have kindly
taken an interest in my memoirs, contentedly await-
ing the time when the small remnant of my frame
shall be reduced to dust, and my quiet existence
sink into a still more profound repose.

THE END.

LONDON *

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