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Some future traveller, visiting, from motives of curiosity,
not unmingled, let us hope, with sympathy, the place of
confinement allotted to debtors in this city, may, and I trust
will, Ponder, as he traces on its wall, inscribed with a rusty
nail,

‘The obscure initials,

‘W. M.

‘P.S. I re-open this to say that our common friend, Mr. Thomas
Traddles (who has not yet left us, and is looking extremely
well), has paid the debt and costs, in the noble name of Miss
Trotwood; and that myself and family are at the height of
earthly bliss.’

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