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This, Sir, actording to the bell of my memory,

is my cafe : and if d con be of any benefit to yon,
in the cure of this painful &kale, it will give great
pleafure to.
Dear Sir,
Your moll obedient Servant,
No, 20eb, t 749. Matthew Simcom

'The &owl ftwe Dr. AtIllfe'r Leine ni Dr. Pringle.

O." Al". at 4r lit Rev. Mr. Sirnfon's letter to me

.757.
vets written in the year :749; about
whkh drne he told me, that he had rsddat 4.o milet
in a day, without any bad freemen caning .
in dee year t 752 he broke his thigkhone as Me'
neck, by fall from his hork, and continued for Sr
weeks in grew pain hotelier that drne he grew elfin,
and was able to-pbt his foot to the ground. One
day, as his servant was helping him to walk acrofs
the soma, lav let /dm fall ; upon which Mr. Simfon
felt fevere pain : the broken kg became then avi.
dently Moder than the other , Ind by that misfor-
tune be was confined to his bed for near two years.
gmener, shover Ar months before he ded, he was
fo well recovered; as to be *Me to go to church, and
to perform &vine :mire.
About the beginning of May a 756, Mr. Simfon
was (eked ant a diatvflaa, which refrikal all med.'
eine, and eldekd hien otr MM. SO rat of his age.
Prom the dam, his Meer deaMbe had never
difo3ntkared ails ak of the Foy (except &rift the time
Vo so. Gg of

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