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<p>Yes, my Lord &#x2014; their very best tricks &#x2014; all <lb/>their tricks were stale to me. They might <lb/>have <gap/> the talk with  
<p>Yes, my Lord &#x2014; their very best tricks &#x2014; all <lb/>their tricks were stale to me. They might <lb/>have <gap/> the talk with <unclear>bitts</unclear> &#x2014; ere I should <lb/>have pricked in one of them. They might <lb/>have dropped rings <add>for me</add> by bushels, ere I should <lb/>have stooped over to take them up. They had <lb/>no better mode of dealing with me than by <lb/>knocking me down and cramming these rings <lb/>into my pocket.</p> 
 


<p><note>8 <lb/>J.B.s desire to <lb/>know what to do. <lb/>This produced his <lb/>unsent Letter <lb/>(10 June 1800 I.1) <lb/>begging the person <lb/>draw it up.</note><lb/>But though I saw what I was to avoid, <add>doing</add> <lb/>I saw not by any means so easily what I has <add>was</add> <lb/>to do. My arms my defences all the arms <lb/>in my arsenal <add>storehouse</add> I was <add>had all along been</add> prepared to give up: <lb/>and was <add>should have been</add> content to give up, so <del>as</del> I had got <lb/>my price for them. But I could see in such <lb/>consequence: the reciprocity was all on one side. <note>The storehouse of <lb/>mercy was in <lb/>Flint Castle: the <add>my</add> <lb/> source of solvency <lb/>was the pump at <lb/>Aldgate.</note><lb/>





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23 Feby 1802 Before |1 Connect Obs 7 §11 Disarmed Memorial 7

Yes, my Lord — their very best tricks — all
their tricks were stale to me. They might
have the talk with bitts — ere I should
have pricked in one of them. They might
have dropped rings for me by bushels, ere I should
have stooped over to take them up. They had
no better mode of dealing with me than by
knocking me down and cramming these rings
into my pocket.

8
J.B.s desire to
know what to do.
This produced his
unsent Letter
(10 June 1800 I.1)
begging the person
draw it up.

But though I saw what I was to avoid, doing
I saw not by any means so easily what I has was
to do. My arms my defences all the arms
in my arsenal storehouse I was had all along been prepared to give up:
and was should have been content to give up, so as I had got
my price for them. But I could see in such
consequence: the reciprocity was all on one side. The storehouse of
mercy was in
Flint Castle: the my
source of solvency
was the pump at
Aldgate.

Identifier: | JB/121/141/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 121.

Date_1

1802-02-23

Marginal Summary Numbering

8

Box

121

Main Headings

Panopticon

Folio number

141

Info in main headings field

Disarmed

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.

Page Numbering

E7 / F7

Penner

Watermarks

1800

Marginals

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

See note to letter 1565, vol. 6

ID Number

001

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