was mooted in a Parliamentary Committee--which it was at the instigation of the Radical supporters of the writer's friend--the Radical, on being examined about the country, gave the information which he had obtained from the writer as his own, and flashed the book and its singular characters in the eyes of the Committee; and then of course his Radical friends would instantly say, "This is the man! there is no one like him.

See what information he possesses; and see that book written by himself in the court language of Serendib.

This is the only man to send there.

What a glory, what a triumph it would be to Britain, to send out a man so deeply versed in the mysterious lore of.

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