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<p> himself he says is not printed as he wrote it. Baron <gap/> too (as he <lb/> told Alderman Clark at the last Sessions) had heard from his brother the Commodore, <lb/> that at that time there were but two Captains who would dine with Rodney.</p> <p> As to the Alderman, notwithstanding his defeat, he is in the best spirits imaginable, <lb/> and perfectly eager for another trial. some compliments which perhaps <lb/> might have no great meaning, and the sublime honour of having his health drunk<lb/> with three times three, seem to have got into his head and <sic>flatter'd</sic> him into <lb/> a degree of perseverance, which I fear will but end in disappointment. How the <lb/> assets have been found, I can not conceive: he says nothing; and you may imagine <lb/>I do not ask him.</p> <pb/> | |||
'' | <p> My best respects wait on my Mother: to whom I hope her residence<lb/> at Bath has been as <sic>agreable</sic>, as to you it has been serviceable.<lb/> M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> W.'s Compliments. You know who I am, & if you did<lb/>not there would be no telling you here without all the world's<lb/> being let into the secret.</p> <pb/> <p> <add> In all<lb/> Jeremiah Bentham Esq<hi rend="superscript">r</hi><lb/> Bath.</p> | ||
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himself he says is not printed as he wrote it. Baron too (as he
told Alderman Clark at the last Sessions) had heard from his brother the Commodore,
that at that time there were but two Captains who would dine with Rodney.
As to the Alderman, notwithstanding his defeat, he is in the best spirits imaginable,
and perfectly eager for another trial. some compliments which perhaps
might have no great meaning, and the sublime honour of having his health drunk
with three times three, seem to have got into his head and flatter'd him into
a degree of perseverance, which I fear will but end in disappointment. How the
assets have been found, I can not conceive: he says nothing; and you may imagine
I do not ask him.
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My best respects wait on my Mother: to whom I hope her residence
at Bath has been as agreable, as to you it has been serviceable.
Mr W.'s Compliments. You know who I am, & if you did
not there would be no telling you here without all the world's
being let into the secret.
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<add> In all
Jeremiah Bentham Esqr
Bath.
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Jeremy Bentham |
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