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the wool - at roughly 2588 lbs net. We saw the Harriet Underwood
at the Derwent all well & since our arrival
here understand she got safe to Sydney.

Believe me I begin to be anxious, to
get to London amongst you the time on board
is like lost times day passes after day and hour
after hour yet we do not consider we do not
remember our latter end Out sabbaths are polected?
and our hours has been spent in rain
I long to sit under the peaceful sound of the
Gospel & pray that its blessed influences may
be showered upon me - Pray for me my dear
Sir I am in the midst of dangers sit arround
with temptation & snares in the midst of a
crooked & perverse people - I received your very
kind letter by Revd Ormond before I left Parramatta with the
May [indecipherable] and the salatory advice gave me exceeding joy
& grief when I reflected how fully I carried into
practice those great duties therein specified -
your Querys though correct I feel my inability

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to answer - I hope & trust an ardent desire to
learn the way of the Lord and proclaim his
Salvation has led me to leave my Fathers house and
brave the mighty Ocean - I am coming with
trembling [indecipherable] knowing my own ignorance & unworthy.
[indecipherable] but trusting that Our Lord & Master will
make me perfect in [indecipherable] and prepare me
for all his [indecipherable] - I know he can raise up
weak things of this world to confound the mighty
Moreover he has, promised that if we ask we
shall receive - Remember me affectionately to
Mrs. Hancox and other friends - and (word crossed out)
forget me not at a throne of Grace -
Your Unknown
though sincere friend
T H
to Mr Thos Hancox
London

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the wool - at roughly [indecipherable]. We saw the Harriet Underwood
at the Derwent all well & since our arrival
here understand she got safe to Sydney.

Believe me I begin to be anxious, to
get to London amongst you the time on board
is like lost times day [indecipherable] after day and hour
after hour yet we do not consider we do not
remember our latter end Out sabbaths are [indecipherable]
and our hours has been spent in rain
I long to sit under the peaceful [indecipherable] of the
Gospel & pray that its [indecipherable] influences may
be showered upon me - Pray for me my dear
Sir I am in the midst of dangers sit arround
with temptation & [indecipherable] in the midst of a
crooked & [indecipherable] people - I received your very
kind letter (inserted by [indecipherable] before I left Parramatta with the
May [indecipherable] the salatory advice gave me exceeding joy
& grief when I reflected how fully I carried into
practice those great duties therein specified -
your Querys though correct I feel my inability

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to answer - I hope & trust an ardent desire to
learn the way of the Lord and proclaim his
Salvation has led me to leave my Fathers house and
brave the mighty Ocean - I am coming with
trembling [indecipherable] knowing my own ignorance & unworthy.
[indecipherable] but trusting that Our Lord & Master will
make me perfect in [indecipherable] and prepare me
for all his [indecipherable] - I know he can raise up
weak things of this world to confound the mighty
Moreover he has, promised that if we ask we
shall receive - Remember me affectionately to
Mrs. Hancox and other friends - and (word crossed out)
forget me not at a throne of Grace -
Your Unknown
though sincere friend
T H
to Mr Thos Hancox
London