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<head>Plese:</head> <p> I wish you would take a copy of all my letters which you get a sight of<lb/>and send to my brother otherwise notwithstanding my promise to him I am <sic>affraid<</sic>lb/>he will hear but little from me. If you get a sight of <gap/> letters to Sir James<lb/>copy them also.</p> <p><unclear>Ustjeiqa</unclear> March 14th 1781</p><p> Yes do I pray you, write to my brother. <del> He set</del> Your writing will be<lb/>at least next to my writing myself. The very great attention <del> paid to me</del> <lb/>which I meet with and the haste I wish to make to reach Catherineberg<lb/>before the Thaw, will I foresee prevent my <del>writing</del> settling down for <lb/>an hour to write such a letter are I could wish <sic>till</sic> I reach that place<lb/>there however as I must stay <sic>till</sic> the roads are passable I think <lb/>nothing can permit my fulfilling so essential a party of my duty.<lb/>I have just now been dining <gap/> the <foreign>AKPCK</foreign> <add> <del>[Bishop to </del> Archbishop]</add> of this place, and am now<lb/>as full of <hi rend="underline">blessings</hi> and of <gap/> as a <add> <gap/> clear perhaps)</add> as a man need be, the sermon<lb/>seemed to be given in proper <gap/> I accepted of the latter. The rigorous<lb/>fast <del> <gap/> </del> observed at this season was broke through on my account <lb/>I saw the old gentleman officiate in person at his church before dinner, <lb/>and inspired as he was after dinner he set about explaining to me <lb/>the <del><gap/> </del> ceremonies I had seen. He taught me for example<lb/>most perfectly how the fingers are placed to give his flock the benediction </p><p>You may send the bit I enclose for J.B. and he <lb/>copy & <gap/> & c</p> <p> <del> Send your letter for him <gap/></p> <p>Yes I believe you must <del><gap/> <gap/> <gap/></del> <add> quell <gap/> <gap/> </add> <lb/><del> <gap/> <gap/> at <gap/> <gap/> of <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <add> the <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <lb/><del> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> </del> </p><p>I write to Carew & Sur James</p> | |||
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Plese:
I wish you would take a copy of all my letters which you get a sight of
and send to my brother otherwise notwithstanding my promise to him I am affraid<lb/>he will hear but little from me. If you get a sight of letters to Sir James
copy them also.
Ustjeiqa March 14th 1781
Yes do I pray you, write to my brother. He set Your writing will be
at least next to my writing myself. The very great attention paid to me
which I meet with and the haste I wish to make to reach Catherineberg
before the Thaw, will I foresee prevent my writing settling down for
an hour to write such a letter are I could wish till I reach that place
there however as I must stay till the roads are passable I think
nothing can permit my fulfilling so essential a party of my duty.
I have just now been dining the AKPCK [Bishop to Archbishop] of this place, and am now
as full of blessings and of as a clear perhaps) as a man need be, the sermon
seemed to be given in proper I accepted of the latter. The rigorous
fast observed at this season was broke through on my account
I saw the old gentleman officiate in person at his church before dinner,
and inspired as he was after dinner he set about explaining to me
the ceremonies I had seen. He taught me for example
most perfectly how the fingers are placed to give his flock the benediction
You may send the bit I enclose for J.B. and he
copy & & c
Send your letter for him
Yes I believe you must quell
at of <add> the
I write to Carew & Sur James
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Samuel Bentham |
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