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She the, gracious lady, yet no paines did spare / To doe him ease, or doe him remedy: / Many restoratives of vertues rare / And costly cordialles she did apply, / To mitigate his stubborne malady. / Spenser's Faerie Queens.
Mr. Henry Brierly was exceedingly busy in New York, so he wrote Col. Sellers, but he would drop everything and go to Washington.