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the Dr himself was not at home, but Mrs Bentham
was so obligingly as to say, she should
be very glad to see my Aunt, and that it will
be by no means inconvenient; she seems very
sorry she is oblig'd to part with her house and
garden, as there is little or no garden to their
new house, and her whole delight seems to be in
one. you were very kind to think of sending me
my watch; but the seals are damaged very much
by rubbing against each other. I hope you have
receiv'd my letter of Fryday with my Verses: you
will find in this, Sammy's Epigram; I am,
Your dutiful and
affectionate Son
J Bentham
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Correspondence |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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