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Samuel F. B. Morse, His Letters and Journals

CHAPTER XXV
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On the receipt of this letter I immediately wrote to F.O.J.Smith, Esq., at Portland, who accompanied me to England, and at whose sole expense, according to agreement, all proceedings in taking out patents in Europe were to be borne, to know if this charge of the Attorney-General's secretary could possibly be true; not knowing but through some inadvertence on his (Mr.Smith's) part, this bill might have been overlooked.
"Mr.Smith writes me in answer, sending me a copy _verbatim_ of the following receipt, which he holds and which speaks for itself:-- "'Mr.Morse to the Attorney-General, Dr.
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