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& has been Agent again.
<date>1756</date>. He got a Call to <placename>Hhuth</placename>, where he stay'd this Year to rest
himself till <date>1757</date>. When he receiveth <sic>a</sic> <corr>an</corr> Invitation to
come to the Disciple in the <sic><placename>Swizerland</placename></sic> <corr><placename>Switzerland</placename></corr> & from thence
according to his Instruction set out the <date>24<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> of Nov.</date>
a.c. first for <placename>France</placename>, where he visited <add>again</add> all his former
<sic>Aquaintances</sic> <corr>Acquaintances</corr> & in the Spring <date>1758</date> he Proceedeth from
<placename>Marsaille</placename> & L<placename>ivorno</placename> into <placename>Egypt</placename>, arrive the <date>28<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> of
May</date> at <placename>Alexandria</placename> & the <date>6<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> of June</date> by our <persname>Brethren
Hocher</persname> & <persname>Pilder</persname> at <placename>Cairo</placename>; what <sic>a</sic> <corr>an</corr> unexpected <sic>Joyfull</sic> <corr>Joyful</corr>
News it was to them to see a Brother from the Con-
gregation there, is easily to be imagind; it contributed
not a little to <persname>B.</persname><hi rend="superscript"><persname>r</persname></hi><persname> Hockers</persname> Recovery from his very hard
Sicknes. Our B.<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> visited not only the <orgname>Patriarch of the
Coptes</orgname>, but had to three different times <sic>Conferenzes</sic> <corr>Conferences</corr>
with the<orgname> Patriarch of the Greeks</orgname> at <placename>Cairo</placename>, by whom
he got <sic>a</sic> <corr>an</corr> Opportunity to become <sic>aquainted</sic> <corr>acquainted</corr> with the
Arch-Bishop of Libien. After he made himself
several more <sic>Aquaintances</sic> <corr>Acquaintances</corr> there, by whom he took
especial Pain to get some true Account about the
Copts & Abysineers, & was by a little Sickness some
Day long more detained, he set out on Foot the <date>7</date><hi rend="superscript"><date>th</date></hi><date> of July</date>,
had from <placename>Rosetta</placename> to <placename>Alexandria</placename> a very difficult Road
to pass & arrived there the <date>4</date><hi rend="superscript"><date>th</date></hi><date> of August</date> & put himself
on Board of a <sic>shweedish</sic> <corr>Swedish</corr> Ship. He had by reason of
the War a very long & dangerous Voyage, but arrived
at last the <date>18</date><hi rend="superscript"><date>th</date></hi><date> Sept</date>.
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at last the <date>18</date><hi rend="superscript"><date>th</date></hi><date> Sept</date>. happy at <placename>Livorno</placename>. After having <sic>past</sic> <corr>passed</corr>
the usual Quarantine on Board, set out the Month
following for <placename>Florence</placename>, <placename>Rome</placename>, <placename>Neaple</placename> <placename>Naples</placename>, <placename>Bologne</placename>, <placename>Lorette</placename>
& other <sic>remarquable</sic> <corr>remarkable</corr> Place of <placename>Italy</placename>, made himself
<sic>aquainted</sic> <corr>acquainted</corr> wth several eminent Prelates of the<orgname> </orgname><sic><orgname>roman</orgname></sic><orgname> </orgname><corr><orgname>Roman</orgname></corr><orgname>
Church </orgname>& found by means of his peculiar sincere &
confident Disposition, as whereby he <sic>knowed</sic> <corr>knew</corr> to insinuate
his Plan <add>Design</add> into their <sic>Confideration</sic> <corr>Confederation</corr> very much Ingress,
so that They [?] ensured him not only of
their respect & Love but congratulated as well
him as his Brethren with all fidelity to their
so bad Laudable & well <sic>intented</sic> <corr>intended</corr> Undertakings.
At the End of the Year <date>1758</date> he arrived at <placename>Venetia</placename>
as from whence he wrote the following "I fell down
before the feet of my Lord & adored him very
<sic>thankfull</sic> <corr>thankful</corr> for <add>his</add> all <sic>gratious</sic> <corr>gracious</corr> Guards, Safety & Mercy
bestowed on poor me this whole Year, in so many
Dangers by Sea & Land. He was in every Distress
at Hand & <add>tented me</add> like a fond Mother her poor weak Child.
I lay'd myself, Family & dear B.<hi rend="superscript">rn</hi> & Sisters anew on his
Heart in the whole World. He was very near to me &
my Heart was full of Joy about his <sic>deer</sic> <corr>dear</corr> Wounds & by
this tender feeling I slept into the New-Year; with
this firm Resolution, to remain his own Property
with whom he may do as he pleaseth.
A<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>. <date>1759</date> He returnd over <placename><sic>Viena</sic></placename> <corr><placename>Vienna</placename></corr>; <placename>Praga</placename> to <placename>Hhuth</placename>
& had
