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May 24, 2022 Roslyn Apr 08, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL14425844 489 Sydney 19 Novem 1822 My dear Sir I do still indulge the hope that you may be able to revive the Bible Association at Parramatta. - By Mr. Eyre's last letter to me to this subject it would seem that the Assn. has been about [indecipherable] without any operative proof that it does exist. - If it does exist, let not such a good work languish & die. If it be really annihilated, then let another be instituted without delay. What Report can make to the Parent Society? - Whatever attention we may be willing, or able to show for other Benevolent Institutions, let us not make light of the Bible! - In trust & kind regard I remain, Dear Sir, Yours William Cowper. PS. As I have before written on this very subject without any success, I have now taken the liberty to address you. If the Gentlemen cannot do anything, might not the whole be left to the Ladies? In this let Mr. H. be the Primum Mobile.	FL14425844 489 Sydney 19 Novem 1822 My dear Sir I do still indulge the hope that you may be able to revive the Bible Association at Parramatta. - By Mr. Eyre's last letter to me to this subject it would seem that the Assn. has been about [indecipherable] without any operative proof that it does exist. - If it does exist, let not such a good work languish & die. If it be really annihilated, then let another be instituted without delay. What Report can make to the Parent Society? - Whatever attention we may be willing, or able to show for other Benevolent Institutions, let us not make light of the Bible! - In trust & kind regard I remain, Dear Sir, Yours William Cowper. PS. As I have before written on this very subject without any success, I have now taken the liberty to address you. If the Gentlemen cannot do anything, might not the whole be left to the Ladies? In this let Mr. H. be the Primum Mobile.

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