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<p>Intention of that nature to the General or other<lb/> people at the Helm; & I believe Brandy & Punch <lb/> will be a good remedy for curing the fearfulness<lb/> of those that can procure such specimens.</p> <p> I wish you a happy & successful journey <lb/> & so do all your Friends, by whom you are <lb/ | <p>Intention of that nature to the General or other<lb/> people at the Helm; & I believe Brandy & Punch <lb/> will be a good remedy for curing the fearfulness<lb/> of those that can procure such specimens.</p> <p> I wish you a happy & successful journey <lb/> & so do all your Friends, by whom you are <lb/> very often <sic>remember'd.</sic> I am for ever, with <lb/> true respect, </p> <p> Dear Sir, </p> <p> Your most obedient &<lb/> obliged Servant<lb/> P. Pallas</p> <p> S. Petersburgh<lb/> March 12/23 . 1781.</p> <p> Dr. Guthrie believes he has your Book on Agriculture, <lb/> but was too lazy to look for it. I shall <lb/> teaze him another time. — Pray had not you <lb/> Bowles's <foreign>Histoire naturelle de'Espagne</foreign> from <lb/> me. I am sure I lent it to somebody this winter.<lb/> Letters from Petersburgh you may leave with <lb/> The Governor of Orenburg, to whom you have my Letter, is since<lb/> dead, & General Jacobi will have his place.</p> | ||
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Intention of that nature to the General or other
people at the Helm; & I believe Brandy & Punch
will be a good remedy for curing the fearfulness
of those that can procure such specimens.
I wish you a happy & successful journey
& so do all your Friends, by whom you are
very often remember'd. I am for ever, with
true respect,
Dear Sir,
Your most obedient &
obliged Servant
P. Pallas
S. Petersburgh
March 12/23 . 1781.
Dr. Guthrie believes he has your Book on Agriculture,
but was too lazy to look for it. I shall
teaze him another time. — Pray had not you
Bowles's Histoire naturelle de'Espagne from
me. I am sure I lent it to somebody this winter.
Letters from Petersburgh you may leave with
The Governor of Orenburg, to whom you have my Letter, is since
dead, & General Jacobi will have his place.
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Peter Simon Pallas |
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