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<p>you see my dear Sir, that both my <sic>Son's</sic> are | <p>you see my dear Sir, that both my <sic>Son's</sic> are gone at a vast | ||
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you see my dear Sir, that both my Son's are gone at a vast
distance from me, & perhaps I may never see either of them again
so that to hear from them, or of them, is the only satisfaction
I can expect — flatter myself with having any Chance
of receiving.
To
Jeremiah Bentham Esqr.
at Queen Square Place in
Queen's Square
Westminster
p Favour of
Major Morrison with 2 pr. Gloves &c .
Fils Jeremy
Mr Pattle's Lr to me
datd Paris 2d Sepr 1785
recd by me at Bath
the 17 Sepr 1785
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