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<p>trifled with her. This exasperated Sir James against<lb/> me, and as he is of a warm disposition I did not <lb/>choose to inform myself very insistently of the terms<lb/>in which he vented his anger against me, but <lb/>let it alone <sic>till</sic> yesterday when I wrote him <lb/>the letter of which I enclose you a copy.</p> | |||
<p>You may imagine how happy I was to <lb/>receive the following answer.</p> | |||
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<p>"My dear Bentham <lb/>" It is so long ago since my breakfast that I have<lb/> " totally forgot every thing which passed there.<lb/>" I shall be <sic>hartily</sic> glad to see you at dinner <unclear>a</unclear> <lb/>" day & be assured that your letter of yesterday has <lb/>" not diminished that regard I ever was disposed <lb/>" to <del> for</del> have for you<lb/> Ever yours <lb/> J.H.</p><p>"Monday 7 in the evening<lb/> "<add> directed</add> a Mr Bentham a <unclear>Sticlna | |||
</unclear> <foreign>on par haut ou il est,</foreign>.</p> <pb/><p> I have dined with him and all is right. <foreign>Adieu</foreign><lb/><del>d</del> my friend Dashkoff returns to the army <lb/>tomorrow.</p> | |||
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trifled with her. This exasperated Sir James against
me, and as he is of a warm disposition I did not
choose to inform myself very insistently of the terms
in which he vented his anger against me, but
let it alone till yesterday when I wrote him
the letter of which I enclose you a copy.
You may imagine how happy I was to
receive the following answer.
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"My dear Bentham
" It is so long ago since my breakfast that I have
" totally forgot every thing which passed there.
" I shall be hartily glad to see you at dinner a
" day & be assured that your letter of yesterday has
" not diminished that regard I ever was disposed
" to for have for you
Ever yours
J.H.
"Monday 7 in the evening
" directed a Mr Bentham a Sticlna
on par haut ou il est,.
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I have dined with him and all is right. Adieu
d my friend Dashkoff returns to the army
tomorrow.
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Correspondence |
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Samuel Bentham |
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