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1 2 |       nature and importance of the deposit which I have intrusted to
2 7 |     thought was that this precious deposit enclosed some newly imported
3 7 |      itself? ~It was undoubtedly a deposit which Cornelius de Witt,
4 7 |            in his supposition. The deposit intrusted to Van Baerle,
5 11|       indifference respecting this deposit was not to be reasonably
6 11|         risk for the safety of his deposit, hidden as it was in a press
7 11|           that I learned that this deposit was the correspondence of
8 11| instinctively grasped the precious deposit which Cornelius had intrusted