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<p> It was <add> <del> with</del> not without reluctance I could bring myself</add> <del> a great mortification to me</del> to < | <p> It was <add> <del> with</del> not without reluctance I could bring myself</add> <del> a great mortification to me</del> to <add> <del>be obliged to say</del></add> say any thing in which you<lb/> were concerned <del> which you had not seen</del> <add> without you seeing it:</add> yet if I had said nothing<lb/> <del>about you</del> <add> of that sort,</add> I might as well <add> might I</add> have said nothing. I called <add>accordingly</add> <lb/> here at the office with my <del><gap/></del> leading-strings on my back: <lb/> but finding you <del> both <gap/></del> inaccessible I was forced either to stand<lb/> still or to go alone. I walked yesterday to say what I have been now<lb/> wanting, but the D. of Gloucester had you prisoner, <del>the</del> <add>a </add> Council was <lb/> sitting, <gap/> and there was no hope of seeing you. Believe me, <lb/> to be with most lasting respect Dear Sir<lb/> Yours ever<lb/> Jeremy Bentham</p> <!-- at right angle son the left of the page --> <p> 1793 ) Panopticon<lb/> Sept ) J.B. Q.S.P.<lb/> 20 ) to <lb/> ) Nepean Whitehall<lb/> ) Pressing him for <lb/> support in the trouble<lb/> with <sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Spencer<lb/> Apprehension of the <lb/> effects of a misconception<lb/> on <sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> S's <lb/> part about the penalties</p> | ||
It was with not without reluctance I could bring myself a great mortification to me to be obliged to say say any thing in which you
were concerned which you had not seen without you seeing it: yet if I had said nothing
about you of that sort, I might as well might I have said nothing. I called accordingly
here at the office with my leading-strings on my back:
but finding you both inaccessible I was forced either to stand
still or to go alone. I walked yesterday to say what I have been now
wanting, but the D. of Gloucester had you prisoner, the a Council was
sitting, and there was no hope of seeing you. Believe me,
to be with most lasting respect Dear Sir
Yours ever
Jeremy Bentham
1793 ) Panopticon
Sept ) J.B. Q.S.P.
20 ) to
) Nepean Whitehall
) Pressing him for
support in the trouble
with Ld Spencer
Apprehension of the
effects of a misconception
on Ld S's
part about the penalties
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