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<unclear>-tess</unclear> : I was a little vexed at first, but now I don't care: the <unclear>Arreter</unclear> will make<lb/> | <unclear>-tess</unclear> : I was a little vexed at first, but now I don't care: the <unclear>Arreter</unclear> will make<lb/> | ||
me amends by giving me so many copies of it in the improved state<lb/> | me amends by giving me so many copies of it in the improved state<lb/> | ||
in which it will appear if ever it does appear in a second edition. <unclear>Horn</unclear> now but 128 for sale: and even with regard to least part of that members, there<lb/> | in which it will appear if ever it does appear in a second edition. <unclear>Horn</unclear><lb/> | ||
now but 128 for sale: and even with regard to least part of that members, there<lb/> | |||
may be a doubt. Of these 25 are <unclear>bespoke</unclear> by and Irish Bookseller, a<lb/> | may be a doubt. Of these 25 are <unclear>bespoke</unclear> by and Irish Bookseller, a<lb/> | ||
man of <unclear>snol immure</unclear> in his line, whose letter I inclose for your e-<lb/> | man of <unclear>snol immure</unclear> in his line, whose letter I inclose for your e-<lb/> | ||
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none but what I am obliged to give by promises made before the catastrophe<lb/> | none but what I am obliged to give by promises made before the catastrophe<lb/> | ||
I shall five none for instance to <unclear>Fran</unclear> and Charles of this <unclear>idilia</unclear> : but if<lb/> | I shall five none for instance to <unclear>Fran</unclear> and Charles of this <unclear>idilia</unclear> : but if<lb/> | ||
they are good boys, they may have some <unclear> | they are good boys, they may have some <unclear>perhaps</unclear> of a better. And <gap/><lb/> | ||
big thing would not buy any: some it would be depriving the book of so<lb/> | big thing would not buy any: some it would be depriving the book of so<lb/> | ||
many chances of being read. If <unclear>thee</unclear> | many chances of being read. If <unclear>thee</unclear> want to look into it which is <unclear>cut</unclear> very<lb/> | ||
want to look into it which is <unclear>cut</unclear> very<lb/> | |||
likely, you can lend them yours'. The probability is that the copies will<lb/> | likely, you can lend them yours'. The probability is that the copies will<lb/> | ||
be all gone long before I am at <unclear>leisure</unclear> to <unclear>republish</unclear> : <unclear>White's</unclear> letter<lb/> | be all gone long before I am at <unclear>leisure</unclear> to <unclear>republish</unclear> : <unclear>White's</unclear> letter<lb/> | ||
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born in this house and under her eye. Pray send it me back immediately,<lb/> | born in this house and under her eye. Pray send it me back immediately,<lb/> | ||
as I have occasion to write in answer. Send me back <gap/> if you<lb/> | as I have occasion to write in answer. Send me back <gap/> if you<lb/> | ||
please the 1/2 number I sent you some time ago of the London Gazette.<lb/> | |||
I send you back the <unclear>fons</unclear> <gap/> I borrowd': It would be great<lb/> | |||
charity and a fatherly act, If you would send them me regularly as<lb/> | |||
you have done with them: for some time at least, till I am come to<lb/> | |||
some other arrangement. I am disappointed in this S'James Chronicle<lb/> | |||
that I have ordered: the Postman here now tells me he can not <unclear>under</unclear><lb/> | |||
take to supply me: so that, having <unclear>countermanded</unclear> this Times, I am<lb/> | |||
such <unclear>owner-less</unclear> and forlorn. I have seen nothing of later <unclear>take</unclear> them<lb/> | |||
Saturday. If you know of any-body, (Farr, for example) who does or<lb/> | |||
would take in the Morn<hi rend="superscript">g</hi> Chron: for the sake of the Debates, I should be glad<lb/> | |||
to fo halves with them in the <unclear>nuisance</unclear> they sending it me 3 times a week<lb/> | |||
and I keeping the tie simple allowing them the 3d a week they would have to<lb/> | |||
ring for postage. N.B. This packet which I have weighed comes just with in 1. ounces<lb/> | |||
the weight allowed in the <unclear>homes first</unclear> | |||
-tess : I was a little vexed at first, but now I don't care: the Arreter will make
me amends by giving me so many copies of it in the improved state
in which it will appear if ever it does appear in a second edition. Horn
now but 128 for sale: and even with regard to least part of that members, there
may be a doubt. Of these 25 are bespoke by and Irish Bookseller, a
man of snol immure in his line, whose letter I inclose for your e-
dification: and a few I would wish to resume for Graner I shall give
none but what I am obliged to give by promises made before the catastrophe
I shall five none for instance to Fran and Charles of this idilia : but if
they are good boys, they may have some perhaps of a better. And
big thing would not buy any: some it would be depriving the book of so
many chances of being read. If thee want to look into it which is cut very
likely, you can lend them yours'. The probability is that the copies will
be all gone long before I am at leisure to republish : White's letter
you will probably like to take extracts from to send to Sam by way of
continuation of the history of his Nistiner the Defense of Usnay, which was
born in this house and under her eye. Pray send it me back immediately,
as I have occasion to write in answer. Send me back if you
please the 1/2 number I sent you some time ago of the London Gazette.
I send you back the fons I borrowd': It would be great
charity and a fatherly act, If you would send them me regularly as
you have done with them: for some time at least, till I am come to
some other arrangement. I am disappointed in this S'James Chronicle
that I have ordered: the Postman here now tells me he can not under
take to supply me: so that, having countermanded this Times, I am
such owner-less and forlorn. I have seen nothing of later take them
Saturday. If you know of any-body, (Farr, for example) who does or
would take in the Morng Chron: for the sake of the Debates, I should be glad
to fo halves with them in the nuisance they sending it me 3 times a week
and I keeping the tie simple allowing them the 3d a week they would have to
ring for postage. N.B. This packet which I have weighed comes just with in 1. ounces
the weight allowed in the homes first
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Jeremy Bentham |
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