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<p> weeks perhaps not many days longer. The expediting of this word<lb/>no is therefore <del>what</del> <add> the favour</add> I have now to <sic>sollicit</sic> from <add>at</add> your friendly<lb/> hand: being with perfect <add> great truth</add> sincerity,<lb/> Dear Sir, <lb/> Your much obliged and <lb/> most obedient humble servant</p> | |||
<p> G. Rose Esq<hi rend="superscript">r</hi><lb/> Q.S.P. July 16<hi rend="superscript">th</hi><lb/> 1792</p> | |||
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weeks perhaps not many days longer. The expediting of this word
no is therefore what the favour I have now to sollicit from at your friendly
hand: being with perfect great truth sincerity,
Dear Sir,
Your much obliged and
most obedient humble servant
G. Rose Esqr
Q.S.P. July 16th
1792
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Jeremy Bentham |
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