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' | <p>first of next Month — and as we never stand<lb/> | ||
upon any sort of ceremony, any hole that he can<lb/> | |||
get his head into I can put mine in too.</p> | |||
<p>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> & M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi> Browne are just returned from<lb/> | |||
a little Tour which I chalked out for them<lb/> | |||
on the other side of the water - highly delighted<lb/> | |||
with their expedition: as their time was limited<lb/> | |||
to two days it was but a short one — to<lb/> | |||
Margate through Rochester Canterbury &c from<lb/> | |||
thence by the Coast to Dover - from Dover to<lb/> | |||
Calais S<hi rend="superscript">t</hi> Omers Cassel Dunkirk Calais<lb/> | |||
again and so home - Mons<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> le Brun is<lb/> | |||
come home quite a French-Man — he rubbed<lb/> | |||
up his rusty French and jabber'd away as he<lb/> | |||
tells me with amazing fluency — their Voyage<lb/> | |||
both ways was prosperous and expeditious —<lb/> | |||
3 hours only, going — and six returning — M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi><lb/> | |||
Browne you may imagine cruelly sick the<lb/> | |||
first time of going on the water; but saved herself<lb/> | |||
by lying a bed the second. I spent the last evening<lb/> | |||
with them before their departure which was <del>last</del> Sunday<lb/> | |||
sennight and furnished them as ample instructions <add>and a letter to an acquaintance at<lb/> | |||
Dunkirk who was very civil to them</add> as I</p> | |||
first of next Month — and as we never stand
upon any sort of ceremony, any hole that he can
get his head into I can put mine in too.
Mr & Mrs Browne are just returned from
a little Tour which I chalked out for them
on the other side of the water - highly delighted
with their expedition: as their time was limited
to two days it was but a short one — to
Margate through Rochester Canterbury &c from
thence by the Coast to Dover - from Dover to
Calais St Omers Cassel Dunkirk Calais
again and so home - Monsr le Brun is
come home quite a French-Man — he rubbed
up his rusty French and jabber'd away as he
tells me with amazing fluency — their Voyage
both ways was prosperous and expeditious —
3 hours only, going — and six returning — Mrs
Browne you may imagine cruelly sick the
first time of going on the water; but saved herself
by lying a bed the second. I spent the last evening
with them before their departure which was last Sunday
sennight and furnished them as ample instructions and a letter to an acquaintance at
Dunkirk who was very civil to them as I
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Correspondence |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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