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<p>F 4. [a] M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> | <p>F 4. [a] M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Nepean did not know M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Long as yet<lb/> | ||
know enough of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Long. <add>He thought he had nothing worse than indolence and incapacity to fight with</add> <del>His</del> By a <hi rend="underline">reference</hi>, he understood,<lb/> | know enough of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Long. <add>He thought he had nothing worse than indolence and incapacity to fight with</add> <del>His</del> By a <hi rend="underline">reference</hi>, he understood,<lb/> | ||
of course, a conference meant to be acted<lb/> | of course, a conference meant to be acted<lb/> | ||
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settled, at this <hi rend="underline">conference</hi>, called a "<hi rend="underline">reference</hi>": that, after<lb/> | settled, at this <hi rend="underline">conference</hi>, called a "<hi rend="underline">reference</hi>": that, after<lb/> | ||
the powers of delay had been exhausted, the powers of <hi rend="underline">Confusion</hi><lb/> | the powers of delay had been exhausted, the powers of <hi rend="underline">Confusion</hi><lb/> | ||
should be called in aid: — that the <del> | should be called in aid: — that the <del>buntling</del> <add>tutilary</add><lb/> | ||
<add>divinity</add> <del>armed at all points</del>, should open out of the<lb/> | <add>divinity</add> <del>armed at all points</del>, should open out of the<lb/> | ||
pregnant brain of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> King, <add>armed at all points,</add> like Minerva out of<lb/> | pregnant brain of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> King, <add>armed at all points,</add> like Minerva out of<lb/> | ||
Jupiter's: that the Duke of Portland should | Jupiter's: that the Duke of Portland should father<lb/> | ||
the | the buntling, and M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Long take it <del>and</del> in to nurse<lb/> | ||
— Your Lordship will see it presently, in all its<lb/> | — Your Lordship will see it presently, in all its<lb/> | ||
glory.</p> | glory.</p> | ||
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<p>F 5 (d) Instead of <hi rend="underline">preaching</hi>, which would have done<lb/> | <p>F 5 (d) Instead of <hi rend="underline">preaching</hi>, which would have done<lb/> | ||
nothing, M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> | nothing, M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Nepean (as Your Lordship will see) <hi rend="underline">wrote</hi>.<lb/> | ||
What he wrote was | What he wrote was profited by so far as to the being<lb/> | ||
copied and sent: — as to the ultimate effect, Your<lb/> | copied and sent: — as to the ultimate effect, Your<lb/> | ||
Lordship knows <add>is <gap/> now to learn it</add> what it was already</p> | Lordship knows <add>is <gap/> now to learn it</add> what it was already</p> | ||
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16 Feb.y 1802 2 Notes 53
Establishment enlarged
F 4. [a] Mr Nepean did not know Mr Long as yet
know enough of Mr Long. He thought he had nothing worse than indolence and incapacity to fight with His By a reference, he understood,
of course, a conference meant to be acted
upon and therefore such an one as could be acted upon.
It was no such thing: as the next document will shew.
He did not knew no more than I how it had been
settled, at this conference, called a "reference": that, after
the powers of delay had been exhausted, the powers of Confusion
should be called in aid: — that the buntling tutilary
divinity armed at all points, should open out of the
pregnant brain of Mr King, armed at all points, like Minerva out of
Jupiter's: that the Duke of Portland should father
the buntling, and Mr Long take it and in to nurse
— Your Lordship will see it presently, in all its
glory.
F 5. (a) See above F. 1. About half a year after,
Your Lordship will find this part of the possibility
realized
F 5 (b) Non sequitur. When at the half years end the answer was given
it was in order that the business might never be
. Such was the end in view — and such the was the result. consequence.
He had not much wish to be with Mr King F 5 (c) See above F. 1.
F 5 (d) Instead of preaching, which would have done
nothing, Mr Nepean (as Your Lordship will see) wrote.
What he wrote was profited by so far as to the being
copied and sent: — as to the ultimate effect, Your
Lordship knows is now to learn it what it was already
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