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have been looked down upon , by the intuitive and  | have been looked down upon , by the intuitive and  | ||
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supercalculative wisdom of such high personages : —    | <sic>supercalculative</sic> wisdom of such high personages : —    | ||
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after learning from one great person that his terms  | after learning from one great person that his terms  | ||
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they were too low ; or from each of them that they  | they were too low ; or from each of them that they  | ||
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were too high and <del>tyd</del> too low at the same time: —  | were too high and <del><unclear>tyd</unclear></del> too low at the same time: —  | ||
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and if on any other occasion he had eve<del>n</del>r been guilty    | and if on any other occasion he had eve<del>n</del>r been guilty    | ||
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be in of being prosecuted for flattery , seems to depend  | be in of being prosecuted for flattery , seems to depend  | ||
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upon the breath of the great person's nostrils ?     | upon the breath of the great person's nostrils ?  If a  | ||
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wish to <sic>submitt</sic> to a limited deduction from a sum  | |||
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of £12000 a year for maintaining a 1000 prisoners  | |||
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creates doubts of sanity what mercy can there be for  | |||
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an offer to maintain 200 prisoners or thereabouts  | |||
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for a sum of £400 a year — not <hi rend='underline'>plus</hi> but <hi rend='underline'>minus</hi>.   | |||
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How much longer will great persons suffer him  | |||
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to go about without a keeper ?  I see him tremblingly  | |||
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alive all <sic>o'er</sic><!-- unusual spelling of 'over' --> : —  I see Your Lordship trembling  | |||
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for him in mere sympathy : I hasten to present <add>tell him so upon the very best authority . Your Lordship can <sic>shew</sic> him a much more "beneficial "way" of "expending from the public purse" the interest of double the money : desire him only to look at the next article where instead of £4000 once paid for correcting an abuse — he may see a still greater abuse and of exactly the same kind - and £350 a year paid for looking at it and screening it .</add> <add>Your</add>  | |||
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To the gentleman himself it would have seemed,
that in making any such offer he knew what he
was about : — but the "great person" would have known
better things . The more beneficial to the public he
had , in his own view of the matter, made his terms ,
the more appalling the scorn with which he might
have been looked down upon , by the intuitive and
supercalculative wisdom of such high personages : — 
after learning from one great person that his terms
were too high , he might learn from another that
they were too low ; or from each of them that they
were too high and tyd too low at the same time: —
and if on any other occasion he had evenr been guilty 
of thinking for the public this too might have been
numbered among his "flights". —
What will become of the worthy Magistrate
whose existence , to judge by the terror he seems to
be in of being prosecuted for flattery , seems to depend
upon the breath of the great person's nostrils ?  If a
wish to submitt to a limited deduction from a sum
of £12000 a year for maintaining a 1000 prisoners
creates doubts of sanity what mercy can there be for
an offer to maintain 200 prisoners or thereabouts
for a sum of £400 a year — not plus but minus. 
How much longer will great persons suffer him
to go about without a keeper ?  I see him tremblingly
alive all o'er : —  I see Your Lordship trembling
for him in mere sympathy : I hasten to present tell him so upon the very best authority . Your Lordship can shew him a much more "beneficial "way" of "expending from the public purse" the interest of double the money : desire him only to look at the next article where instead of £4000 once paid for correcting an abuse — he may see a still greater abuse and of exactly the same kind - and £350 a year paid for looking at it and screening it . Your
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 116  | 
 panopticon versus new south wales  | 
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 632  | 
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 001  | 
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 copy/fair copy sheet  | 
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 recto  | 
 d41 / d42  | 
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 john herbert koe  | 
 1800  | 
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 1800  | 
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 letter was never sent; see note 8 to letter 1747, vol. 7  | 
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