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more economically at Sewanee than at any other place
and consequently the allowance necessary for their sup-
port would be less than at any suitable [?] in their
own Diocese.

3. These same reason applies in the support
of the Professors who could live at half the
[cost?] they could in a larger town or city and
their salaries could be much less.

4. The buildings requisite could in ad-
dition to those now there be of the cheapest des-
cription and would be sufficiently comfortable.

5. It is probable that suitable Professors
could be [attained?] to whom the advantage of
such a residence would be an important considera-
tion.

In reference ot the cost of living, I would state
the following facts--the ordinary price charged by those
who have boarded [mechanics?] has been [?] [?] 2 per
week there and two young men who occupied and
took care of my house last winter boarded them-
selves and informed that it cost them of 1 per
week.

As to a Library sufficient books for study
and reference could undoubtedly be attained
by donation or loan.

The surrounding country would afford
a field for missionary enterprise.

Students could probably add to their
means of support by teaching a few [?] a