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John Morley: Nor is it with a thought of anything but thankfulness on his account, that I contemplate the close of his labours; but…

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Nor is it with a thought of anything but thankfulness on his account, that I contemplate the close of his labours; but it will be long indeed before we cease to miss his great experience, his varied powers, his indefatigable energy, and that high-minded loyal tone which he carried into all the parts of business.
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Morley expresses gratitude for Arbuthnot's contributions and acknowledges the void his departure will create.

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