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without the furnaces cooling. I have not time to write you a long
<p>without the furnaces cooling. I have not time to write you a long
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letter now. I have detained the Courier a day because I could not quit the books you
letter now. I have detained the Courier a day because I could not quit the books you
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one letter with news of the arrival of Notman in England, for I am almost
one letter with news of the arrival of Notman in England, for I am almost
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determined to dispatch him there in a few days for the purpose of bringing <unclear>over</unclear> immediately
determined to dispatch him there in a few days for the purpose of bringing over immediately
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by land 5 or 6 people I stand most in need of. I hope he will be
by land 5 or 6 people I stand most in need of. I hope he will be
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and the other nameless watchmaking lad. Why not <unclear>Jewen</unclear> come out if he is <sic>cleve</sic><!-- "clever"? - but margin obscured by tape -->
and the other nameless watchmaking lad. Why not <unclear>Jewen</unclear> come out if he is <sic>cleve</sic><!-- "clever"? - but margin obscured by tape -->
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and painstaking: but let me have no idle any more than <del><gap/></del> self conceited ones.
and pains taking: but let me have no idle any more than <del><gap/></del> self conceited ones.
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If Notman comes he will tell you all about me. My health <unclear>seems</unclear> pretty <sic>wel</sic>
If Notman comes he will tell you all about me. My health seems pretty <sic>wel</sic>
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reestablished. <del>The</del>One reason of my sending Notman is that having received near
reestablished. <del>The</del>One<!-- "One" overwrites "The" --> reason of my sending Notman is that having received near
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a twelvemonth ago the 600 <unclear>rubles</unclear> for <unclear>Burkit</unclear> I am ashamed of having yet
a twelvemonth ago the 600 <unclear>rubles</unclear> for Burkit I am ashamed of having yet
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done nothing with it. I wrote much about distilling and had to
done nothing with it. I wrote much about distilling and had to
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but possibly that the other Volumes of Encyc: Brit: &amp;c may have be<gap/>
but possibly that the other Volumes of Encyc: Brit: &amp;c may have be<gap/>
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sent to Riga or even to Petersburgh otherwise directed.
sent to Riga or even to Petersburgh otherwise directed.</p>


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<p>I shall certainly send an officer in a few days to Riga to see if
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any thing be <unclear>came</unclear> there for me and to bring it away. If Notman
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goes they will go together. A great disappointment indeed tho not<lb/>
<unclear>seeing</unclear> the Models of Windmills. They have attempted to build
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one here but it is so miserably bad <del>that</del> as to be entirely useless
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I do not meddle with it in expectation of surer grounds to go on.</p>
 
<p>Why hear I no more of <sic>Dinwidee</sic> &amp; Henderson?</p>
 
<p>Anderson's seeds of different vines I hope we shall partake of</p>
 
<p>Shall we have any Scotch grass.</p>
 
<p>My tools are in Burkit's care. There is a <sic>wainskot</sic> chest with
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small drawers.</p>
 
<p>copied from another Sheet Learn from Burkit his receipt for the Milk punch. You say not a word
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about coming, as if all thoughts of it were at an end.</p>






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without the furnaces cooling. I have not time to write you a long
letter now. I have detained the Courier a day because I could not quit the books you
have sent me. besides you will probably in a few days after you receive this have
one letter with news of the arrival of Notman in England, for I am almost
determined to dispatch him there in a few days for the purpose of bringing over immediately
by land 5 or 6 people I stand most in need of. I hope he will be
more successful with them than you were with Gill. He will certainly see you if he comes
therefore be looking out for people whom you may send him to, some of which may
suit better than his acquaintance. I want a clever fellow of a Sailor who capable
of rigging a Ship or small vessels as well as a Shipwright. Remember Dance
and the other nameless watchmaking lad. Why not Jewen come out if he is cleve
and pains taking: but let me have no idle any more than self conceited ones.
If Notman comes he will tell you all about me. My health seems pretty wel
reestablished. TheOne reason of my sending Notman is that having received near
a twelvemonth ago the 600 rubles for Burkit I am ashamed of having yet
done nothing with it. I wrote much about distilling and had to
have an english distilling apparatus. You say nothing about it
but possibly that the other Volumes of Encyc: Brit: &c may have be
sent to Riga or even to Petersburgh otherwise directed.

I shall certainly send an officer in a few days to Riga to see if
any thing be came there for me and to bring it away. If Notman
goes they will go together. A great disappointment indeed tho not
seeing the Models of Windmills. They have attempted to build
one here but it is so miserably bad that as to be entirely useless
I do not meddle with it in expectation of surer grounds to go on.

Why hear I no more of Dinwidee & Henderson?

Anderson's seeds of different vines I hope we shall partake of

Shall we have any Scotch grass.

My tools are in Burkit's care. There is a wainskot chest with
small drawers.

copied from another Sheet Learn from Burkit his receipt for the Milk punch. You say not a word
about coming, as if all thoughts of it were at an end.




Identifier: | JB/540/124/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 540.

Date_1

1784-11-22

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Box

540

Main Headings

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124

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

Category

Correspondence

Number of Pages

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Penner

Samuel Bentham

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