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How it mortifies me my dear Sam, that I can not
<p>How it mortifies me my dear Sam, that I can not
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make one in your happy circle!- and what is more, how
make one in your happy circle!- and what is more, how
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to answer M<hi rend="superscript">r<unclear>s</unclear></hi> Davies's obliging invitation! That I
to answer M<hi rend="superscript">r<unclear>s</unclear></hi> Davies's obliging invitation! That I
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must forgo <add>too</add> the only opportunity I may have <add>till</add> I don't
must forego <add>too</add> the only opportunity I may have <add>till</add> I don't
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know when of "throwing myself at" my adorable M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi>
know when of "throwing myself at" my adorable M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi>
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Wise's "feet"! well &#x2014; I must bear
Wise's "feet"! well &#x2014; I must bear the mortification as well
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as I can, and <add>like S<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Anthony Branville in the Discovery</add> "defer that happiness to another opportunity".
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However I have got her name, written in her
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own fair hand: that is <sic>somthing</sic>. I shall not fail to consult
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those who are learned in these matters, and to imprint
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<add>on it</add> as many kisses as shall be deemed suitable to the occasion.
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But this "desperate fellow of a husband"? I shudder at the very
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<sic>thoughts</sic> of him: you know we pretty fellows have a mortal
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antipathy to those desperate fellows. You have heard by
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this time of my having got a <sic>glympse</sic> of him: I have
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been quaking like an aspen leaf ever since. You heard
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I suppose how he <sic>surprized</sic> me in my shirt</p>
 
<p>Here is an end to my scribbling - I have met with two
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or three chagrins <del>today</del>, which incapacitate me utterly
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From scribbling &#x2014; <sic>thats</sic> my excuse as <del><gap/></del> well as <unclear>grace</unclear>
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can to the Ladies: <del>If they</del> Moreover I am under the
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<sic>Surgeons</sic> hands for my face; and am likely to have a
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tedious job of it.</p>
 


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How it mortifies me my dear Sam, that I can not
make one in your happy circle!- and what is more, how
it shames me to think of my having neglected thus long
to answer Mrs Davies's obliging invitation! That I
must forego too the only opportunity I may have till I don't
know when of "throwing myself at" my adorable Mrs
Wise's "feet"! well — I must bear the mortification as well
as I can, and like Sr Anthony Branville in the Discovery "defer that happiness to another opportunity".
However I have got her name, written in her
own fair hand: that is somthing. I shall not fail to consult
those who are learned in these matters, and to imprint
on it as many kisses as shall be deemed suitable to the occasion.
But this "desperate fellow of a husband"? I shudder at the very
thoughts of him: you know we pretty fellows have a mortal
antipathy to those desperate fellows. You have heard by
this time of my having got a glympse of him: I have
been quaking like an aspen leaf ever since. You heard
I suppose how he surprized me in my shirt

Here is an end to my scribbling - I have met with two
or three chagrins today, which incapacitate me utterly
From scribbling — thats my excuse as well as grace
can to the Ladies: If they Moreover I am under the
Surgeons hands for my face; and am likely to have a
tedious job of it.





Identifier: | JB/538/017/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 538.

Date_1

1776-03-25

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538

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017

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Image

001

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Correspondence

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Penner

Jeremy Bentham

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