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Some man comes
and some others came to Survery-
[I am here bout given years this has been my own [favourite steak crossed out retreat.
To all money a dreamy day -
[Yet But crossed out] Now much I dread [the white mans tread crossed out] there sons of bread - *
Will [dream my grcremehl my [indecipherable]crossed out] call my hill
scarce their own
And temples raise in texture days -
on [lefty Ellendon. Yeindindak my thorover, crossed out]
on this their Ellendon The [Debble crossed out] Devil
Devil
* [For them off. The effects of white buat on my fernade sable here frequenty
are well known - to their asppey other eterny to 'The
Hill Narun in the [indecipherable] bite office [indecipherable] were
quite [indecipherable]
The [indecipherable]
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