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<!-- heading in pencil --> <head>27 March 1802<lb/>Compensation</head> <p><add>there is not</add> a character more repugnant to <add>it could be more <unclear>reticent</unclear> to me to wear/bear</add> my feeling than that<lb/>of <unclear>eating</unclear> much and deserving <add>earning</add> little.</p><p>Though for <del><sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Pitt's lost place</del> <add>the Grand Declaimer's <del>last</del> forfeited Exhibition</add> I <del>would</del> <add>could</add> not condemn<lb/>myself to <del>put on</del> <add>wear</add> his schoolboy haughtiness &#x2014;<lb/><add>Your Lordship has perhaps perceived &#x2014;<lb/>though whatever be my pride</add><lb/>I am not without my pride <del>though my inferiors</del> <add>those who have need of me</add><lb/>see <add>feel</add> no signs of it.<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> Though my Convicts<lb/> if I had them would<lb/>be treated with more kindness<lb/><del>by</del> and answered with<lb/>more punctuality than<lb/><sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Long ever had <add>found</add> for<lb/>me or <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Pitt for<lb/>&#x2014; Lord of the<lb/><gap/>) a Duke when<lb/><add><gap/> or a County<lb/>Member whom</add><lb/>he thought he could<lb/>scorn with safety</note></p> <p><note>Though throughout<lb/>a seven year experience<lb/>of shuffling and provocation<lb/><add>and</add> of fraud and perfidy<lb/>and all those <add>ultimately</add> <unclear>incontestable</unclear><lb/>by which <unclear>was</unclear> power<lb/>rendered despicable<lb/>travel <add>could preserve</add> a trip<lb/>without a single<lb/><add>keep on paying without<lb/>a single default, that<lb/>to that of respect which</add><lb/> <del>instance of departure<lb/>either the</del> so many the<lb/>perquisites of office annexed<lb/><add>to that of respect due</add><lb/>attached<lb/>to office &#x2014; <del>suffering<lb/>Honourable gentlemen</del><lb/>to not unwilling at the<lb/>same time that Honourable<lb/>Gentlemen should<lb/> <add>understand</add> see it was to office they<lb/>were indebted for it</note></p><p>Notwithstanding all this, now I &#x2014; <add>obscure</add> oppressed &#x2014; <del>deserte</del><lb/><add>impoverished neglected deserted as I am now I Your Lordship<lb/>may have experienced &#x2014; am not without my pride: and</add><lb/>born low indeed <add>and degraded</add> I must have sunk in my own eyes &#x2014; <add>I must <del>be in my own eyes &#x2014; <gap/></del></add> before<lb/>I could <sic>submitt</sic> to <unclear>revile</unclear> myself <del>with</del> in the same<lb/>class or species of men &#x2014; <del>as</del> <add>or to be confounded in the estimate of whose who know me</add> &#x2014; a <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Rose, a <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic><lb/>Long, a <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Baldwin or a Duke of Portland</p> <p>What the <sic>Portugueze</sic> was to <unclear>Mmlesquinas</unclear> Spaniard<lb/>men like these.  My Lord, are to me: &#x2014;<lb/><hi rend="underline">Solitude obscurity poverty</hi> &#x2014;  "<hi rend="underline">"every thing is <unclear>acceptable</unclear><lb/>"to me that <add>seems to</add> distinguish me from you".</hi></p> <p>Thus then stands the matter about compensation &#x2014;<lb/>was it possible we should agree?  A sham compensation<lb/>I would not have &#x2014; a real one they could not<lb/>give me if they would:  but they never would have<lb/>given me so much as a sham one.</p> <p>A <sic>burthen</sic> to my country I would not <add>to</add> be made<lb/><!-- brackets in pencil -->[I told them so from the first.]  But their only expedient<lb/>for <sic>disburthening</sic> themselves from shame was by <add>the</add> making<lb/>me a <sic>burthen</sic> to the country &#x2014; such a <sic>burthen</sic> as<lb/>themselves.</p>
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27 March 1802
Compensation

there is not a character more repugnant to it could be more reticent to me to wear/bear my feeling than that
of eating much and deserving earning little.

Though for Mr Pitt's lost place the Grand Declaimer's last forfeited Exhibition I would could not condemn
myself to put on wear his schoolboy haughtiness —
Your Lordship has perhaps perceived —
though whatever be my pride

I am not without my pride though my inferiors those who have need of me
see feel no signs of it.[+] [+] Though my Convicts
if I had them would
be treated with more kindness
by and answered with
more punctuality than
Mr Long ever had found for
me or Mr Pitt for
— Lord of the
) a Duke when
or a County
Member whom

he thought he could
scorn with safety

Though throughout
a seven year experience
of shuffling and provocation
and of fraud and perfidy
and all those ultimately incontestable
by which was power
rendered despicable
travel could preserve a trip
without a single
keep on paying without
a single default, that
to that of respect which

instance of departure
either the
so many the
perquisites of office annexed
to that of respect due
attached
to office — suffering
Honourable gentlemen

to not unwilling at the
same time that Honourable
Gentlemen should
understand see it was to office they
were indebted for it

Notwithstanding all this, now I — obscure oppressed — deserte
impoverished neglected deserted as I am now I Your Lordship
may have experienced — am not without my pride: and

born low indeed and degraded I must have sunk in my own eyes — I must be in my own eyes — before
I could submitt to revile myself with in the same
class or species of men — as or to be confounded in the estimate of whose who know me — a Mr Rose, a Mr
Long, a Mr Baldwin or a Duke of Portland

What the Portugueze was to Mmlesquinas Spaniard
men like these. My Lord, are to me: —
Solitude obscurity poverty — ""every thing is acceptable
"to me that seems to distinguish me from you".

Thus then stands the matter about compensation —
was it possible we should agree? A sham compensation
I would not have — a real one they could not
give me if they would: but they never would have
given me so much as a sham one.

A burthen to my country I would not to be made
[I told them so from the first.] But their only expedient
for disburthening themselves from shame was by the making
me a burthen to the country — such a burthen as
themselves.



Identifier: | JB/121/331/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 121.

Date_1

1802-03-27

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

121

Main Headings

Panopticon

Folio number

331

Info in main headings field

Compensation

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

1800

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

ID Number

001

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