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case and dark as pitch at night; a long way to go up;<lb/> | case and dark as pitch at night; a long way to go up;<lb/> | ||
being detached from the quadrangle so that I often could not<lb/> | being detached from the quadrangle so that I often could not<lb/> | ||
hear the Clock, or the trumpet for dinner, as I was set-<lb/> | |||
-ting in my room, and other things; all which things<lb/> | |||
are <sic>remedy'd</sic> in this I have at present. the Gentleman<lb/> | |||
I exchanged with, was fond of retirement, which made him<lb/> | |||
like mine preferable to his own, but however he says he<lb/> | |||
finds it rather dull now and then. — I spoke to D<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Dixon<lb/> | |||
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they tables and chairs in them were allways covered with
dust, so that as soon as ever they were rubbed the dust
would come on again; the reason of which I can't imagine;
3dly that the wet came in on one side and spoilt past
of the paper, 4thly that they were very dull and melancholy;
&c. besdies many small inconveniences, such as a very bad stair
case and dark as pitch at night; a long way to go up;
being detached from the quadrangle so that I often could not
hear the Clock, or the trumpet for dinner, as I was set-
-ting in my room, and other things; all which things
are remedy'd in this I have at present. the Gentleman
I exchanged with, was fond of retirement, which made him
like mine preferable to his own, but however he says he
finds it rather dull now and then. — I spoke to Dr Dixon
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Jeremy Bentham |
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