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<p>With what hope could any such proposition be <lb/>made to Lord Pelham? — What <hi rend="underline">he</hi> wants, is — <lb/>a gentleman who will pocket the pay: what he does <lb/><hi rend="underline">not</hi> want — what he will not look for — what <lb/>he will not so much as bear to look at — to speak <lb/>to, or to think of, is — a gentleman whose affection <lb/>is for the duties. What <add>Lord Pelham</add> <del>he</del> wants is — whatever the <lb/>gentleman on the other side the wainscot wants. What <lb/> the gentleman on the other side the wainscot is — <lb/>let experience speak it — </p> | <p>With what hope could any such proposition be <lb/>made to Lord Pelham? — What <hi rend="underline">he</hi> wants, is — <lb/>a gentleman who will pocket the pay: what he does <lb/><hi rend="underline">not</hi> want — what he will not look for — what <lb/>he will not so much as bear to look at — to speak <lb/>to, or to think of, is — a gentleman whose affection <lb/>is for the duties. What <add>Lord Pelham</add> <del>he</del> wants is — whatever the <lb/>gentleman on the other side the wainscot wants. What <lb/> the gentleman on the other side the wainscot is — <lb/>let experience speak it — </p> | ||
<p>In the first place, salary for the accommodation of his <lb/>friends: witness the <hi rend="underline">hyper-<unclear>saciharated</unclear></hi> — Police — Magistrate <lb/>— <del>pensions</del> <add>Salary</add> — and upon <del>that</del> <add>that</add> the Inspectorship of the <lb/>Hulks. </p> | |||
6 Jany 1803 Letter 3 (2 XVII Hulks
you are May be sure of him: to demonstration he has all the fitness that can
be given by good will, as well as he has all the fitness that
can be given by experience: practice: [+] [+] he has all the fitness
that can be given by
affection for the duties.
For a plan which has
both sweets and duties, the affection of a candidate
may be either for the sweets or for the duties: for one a
which plan has nothing but duties, it can be for nothing
but the duties.
With what hope could any such proposition be
made to Lord Pelham? — What he wants, is —
a gentleman who will pocket the pay: what he does
not want — what he will not look for — what
he will not so much as bear to look at — to speak
to, or to think of, is — a gentleman whose affection
is for the duties. What Lord Pelham he wants is — whatever the
gentleman on the other side the wainscot wants. What
the gentleman on the other side the wainscot is —
let experience speak it —
In the first place, salary for the accommodation of his
friends: witness the hyper-saciharated — Police — Magistrate
— pensions Salary — and upon that that the Inspectorship of the
Hulks.
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