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<p> I had left this space vacant, for the purpose of attempting something<lb/>in the way of a drawing, but I can make nothing of it.</p>


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<p> junction of the two links; so, for the same reason, is there between the dining-room<lb/> link, and the link which contains the drawing or dressing-room and bed-chambers.</p>


<p> A little short of the extremity of the first link stands a half-octagon<lb/> platform about 4 1/2 above the rowers seats: on this my Brother stands<lb/> <add>to give orders</add> with a speaking trumpet, of which you may imagine there is some need, <lb/> as the length of the whole barge is above 1/4 as long again as that of your <lb/> garden.  A semi-circular rail <sic>cover'd</sic> with scarlet cloth and standing on <lb/> three pillars <add> rising from the platform</add> serves for his support.  Fronting this platform, at the other <lb/> end of the barge, is a platform somewhat similar for the same purpose.</p>


<p> The 3<hi rend="superscript">d</hi>, 4<hi rend="superscript">th</hi>, &amp; 5<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> link being left out, the 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> &amp; 6<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> form a purely-rowing-boat:<lb/> in that case her Majesty may seat herself on a <sic>sopha</sic> towards <lb/>the stern formed of <add> a neat kind of </add> <sic>platted</sic> work, <del>of</del> red edged with <sic>chocolat</sic> colour ( the <lb/> colours of Wedgwood's ware) with cushions of stuffed leather </p>
<p> I wish you may be able to make any thing of this general description:<lb/> for drawing, I have neither skill nor instruments.  It cost my brother three<lb/> days hard labour to make a representation of it in paper, something between<lb/> a model and a drawing, to give the Prince some idea of it, when he <sic>follow'd</sic> <lb/> him in the winter to Cherson and the <sic>Crim</sic>, as mentioned in a former letter.  This <lb/> <add> drawing</add> </p>
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I had left this space vacant, for the purpose of attempting something
in the way of a drawing, but I can make nothing of it.


junction of the two links; so, for the same reason, is there between the dining-room
link, and the link which contains the drawing or dressing-room and bed-chambers.

A little short of the extremity of the first link stands a half-octagon
platform about 4 1/2 above the rowers seats: on this my Brother stands
to give orders with a speaking trumpet, of which you may imagine there is some need,
as the length of the whole barge is above 1/4 as long again as that of your
garden. A semi-circular rail cover'd with scarlet cloth and standing on
three pillars rising from the platform serves for his support. Fronting this platform, at the other
end of the barge, is a platform somewhat similar for the same purpose.

The 3d, 4th, & 5th link being left out, the 1st 2d & 6th form a purely-rowing-boat:
in that case her Majesty may seat herself on a sopha towards
the stern formed of a neat kind of platted work, of red edged with chocolat colour ( the
colours of Wedgwood's ware) with cushions of stuffed leather

I wish you may be able to make any thing of this general description:
for drawing, I have neither skill nor instruments. It cost my brother three
days hard labour to make a representation of it in paper, something between
a model and a drawing, to give the Prince some idea of it, when he follow'd
him in the winter to Cherson and the Crim, as mentioned in a former letter. This
drawing


Identifier: | JB/540/348/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 540.

Date_1

1787-05-04

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540

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348

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001

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Correspondence

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Penner

Jeremy Bentham

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