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'' | <head>Dear Papa Queen's Col. Tuesday Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 16<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> 1760.</head> | ||
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I take the opportunity of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Skeate's going to town to town to write<lb/> | |||
you a line or two: he called upon me this afternoon this afternoon, to<lb/> | |||
<note>this afternoon is repeated</note><lb/> | |||
ask me whether I had any commands to London, for that he was go-<lb/> | |||
-ing there early tomorrow morning: I asked him to stay and drink Tea with<lb/> | |||
me; but he could not, for he told me he was going this afternoon to<lb/> | |||
D<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Hunt who is Professor of something, the Oriental Languages I<lb/> | |||
believe, (but that you know best) so I told him I would trouble him<lb/> | |||
with a Letter to you. — he told me he should be glad to see me, when<lb/> | |||
he comes to Oxford again, which will be in about a Month hence,<lb/> | |||
I am greatly at a loss for <del>St..ke</del> Bands; since I can have but <unclear><add>3</add></unclear> one<lb/> | |||
Week & 2 another, (for the Washer-woman comes every Saturday <del>for</del> <add>with</add> the<lb/> | |||
clean things, and Monday for the dirty ones) which is by no means<lb/> | |||
sufficient; for I ought to have at the least 4 a week; so I wish you<lb/> | |||
would send me that band which was found in the coach, as soon as<lb/> | |||
you can; unless you intend that I should come down in a day or two's<lb/> | |||
time; and indeed now I may come any time, for the Term is out:<lb/> | |||
there were three bands made me when I stood for College; I wonder<lb/> | |||
what's become of those: — I want some Green Tea too, <add>for</add> since nobody<lb/> | |||
here drinks Bohea mine's all gone, except enough to make breakfast<lb/></p> | |||
Dear Papa Queen's Col. Tuesday Decr 16th 1760.
I take the opportunity of Mr Skeate's going to town to town to write
you a line or two: he called upon me this afternoon this afternoon, to
this afternoon is repeated
ask me whether I had any commands to London, for that he was go-
-ing there early tomorrow morning: I asked him to stay and drink Tea with
me; but he could not, for he told me he was going this afternoon to
Dr Hunt who is Professor of something, the Oriental Languages I
believe, (but that you know best) so I told him I would trouble him
with a Letter to you. — he told me he should be glad to see me, when
he comes to Oxford again, which will be in about a Month hence,
I am greatly at a loss for St..ke Bands; since I can have but 3 one
Week & 2 another, (for the Washer-woman comes every Saturday for with the
clean things, and Monday for the dirty ones) which is by no means
sufficient; for I ought to have at the least 4 a week; so I wish you
would send me that band which was found in the coach, as soon as
you can; unless you intend that I should come down in a day or two's
time; and indeed now I may come any time, for the Term is out:
there were three bands made me when I stood for College; I wonder
what's become of those: — I want some Green Tea too, for since nobody
here drinks Bohea mine's all gone, except enough to make breakfast
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Jeremy Bentham |
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