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<p> entertainment of those troublesome guests you have sometime<lb/>heard me speak of — I hope if they do not like their <lb/>fare, they will shift their quarters. As to what you <lb/>tell me about money I am vexed to hear of it, but <lb/>don't know how to | <p> entertainment of those troublesome guests you have sometime<lb/>heard me speak of — I hope if they do not like their <lb/>fare, they will shift their quarters. As to what you <lb/>tell me about money I am vexed to hear of it, but <lb/>don't know how to remed<del>ied</del>y it — I have enough to supply <lb/>your wants could I but get at you — As my Father <lb/>has had you refer the Apothecary to him, there is <lb/>no help for it — Could not you beg the favour of <lb/>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Gray to advance you what you want <add> 5 or 6 Guineas or so </add> & I could<lb/>pay it to any person in Town he will please to <lb/>appoint — <add> as soon as the answer comes to hand </add> — I have <unclear><sic>ne ir</sic></unclear> a Bank note of £10<lb/>nor any thing in paper that would go, nor can <lb/>get such a thing at this time of night, or I would <lb/>send you — But I must go to bed —<lb/> Good night — & patience is the wish <lb/> of Your affectionate Brother<lb/> Jere:<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> Bentham</p> <p> Apr. 19<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> 1774</p> | ||
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entertainment of those troublesome guests you have sometime
heard me speak of — I hope if they do not like their
fare, they will shift their quarters. As to what you
tell me about money I am vexed to hear of it, but
don't know how to remediedy it — I have enough to supply
your wants could I but get at you — As my Father
has had you refer the Apothecary to him, there is
no help for it — Could not you beg the favour of
Mr Gray to advance you what you want 5 or 6 Guineas or so & I could
pay it to any person in Town he will please to
appoint — as soon as the answer comes to hand — I have ne ir a Bank note of £10
nor any thing in paper that would go, nor can
get such a thing at this time of night, or I would
send you — But I must go to bed —
Good night — & patience is the wish
of Your affectionate Brother
Jere:y Bentham
Apr. 19th 1774
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