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<head>Dear Papa Queen's April 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> 1762.</head> | <head>Dear Papa Queen's April 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> 1762.</head> | ||
<p>Since my last I have been <sic>agreably</sic> surprized<lb/> | <p>Since my last I have been <sic>agreably</sic> <sic>surprized</sic><lb/> | ||
with the arrival of two friends at Oxford; I think it was<lb/> | with the arrival of two friends at Oxford; I think it was<lb/> | ||
this day <sic>sen-night</sic> that M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Pemberton and Miss<lb/> | this day <sic>sen-night</sic> that M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Pemberton and Miss<lb/> | ||
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came a beg with a Note from them to tell me that<lb/> | came a beg with a Note from them to tell me that<lb/> | ||
they should be glad to see me there, and that they <sic>shou'd</sic><lb/> | they should be glad to see me there, and that they <sic>shou'd</sic><lb/> | ||
stay about an hour; remembering how short their | stay about an hour; remembering how short their hours<lb/> | ||
were, I went there without staying a moment to put on<lb/> | were, I went there without staying a moment to put on<lb/> | ||
a clean shirt, of which I had some occasion; and found<lb/> | a clean shirt, of which I had some occasion; and found<lb/> | ||
Dear Papa Queen's April 1st 1762.
Since my last I have been agreably surprized
with the arrival of two friends at Oxford; I think it was
this day sen-night that Mr Pemberton and Miss
Harris came to the Cross Inn in their way from Birming-
ham to Oxford; just as I was going to Break fast, there
came a beg with a Note from them to tell me that
they should be glad to see me there, and that they shou'd
stay about an hour; remembering how short their hours
were, I went there without staying a moment to put on
a clean shirt, of which I had some occasion; and found
them at breakfast: I sent my duty to my Aunts by them,
and Compliments to my Cousin, whom I understood they
intended to call upon at Walgrave. —— I hear by a
Winchester Man of this College that Sam Gaunt-
-lett the eldest of those we saw there is come to en-
-ter of Trinity, but will not hreside here this long
while; there is also a brother of Miss Rolfe's come
to enter at the same College; it seems that and New-
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Jeremy Bentham |
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