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ago, seems to have brought me into general disfavor. But, however some of my friends may view the matter, I am convinced
that the cause of my failure in Stocks was on account of the habit I had of giving way to the opinions of others for the sake
of peace and quietness, until I lost confidence in my own judgment. But, by your continued kindness, I judge that you have
still the same friendly feeling towards me. Give my kindest regards to Mrs Muir and to Dr. and Mrs. Strentzel. Be sure, if
you please, to call and see me when ever you have time. I remain as Ever yours truly John Bagnall. P.S. Please give my
best respects to the Swett Family on the next Ranch . J. B.