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' | <p> any thing of that sort would be a treasure.</p> <p> We are as quiet here as mice — Nobody left but <lb/> Miss Fox & Col. Barre — M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> & M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi> Hamilton of your <lb/> city have been here for 4 or 5 days — They left us but <lb/>this morning.</p> <p> Yesterday came a letter from Sam — which I <lb/> believe I shall <sic>inclose</sic>.</p> <p> My hearty congratulations to my Mother on <lb/>Charles's honourable success.</p> <p> Yours dutifully & affectionately <lb/> Jeremy Bentham.</p> <p> Bowood<lb/> Oct. 6 1781</p> | ||
any thing of that sort would be a treasure.
We are as quiet here as mice — Nobody left but
Miss Fox & Col. Barre — Mr & Mrs Hamilton of your
city have been here for 4 or 5 days — They left us but
this morning.
Yesterday came a letter from Sam — which I
believe I shall inclose.
My hearty congratulations to my Mother on
Charles's honourable success.
Yours dutifully & affectionately
Jeremy Bentham.
Bowood
Oct. 6 1781
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Jeremy Bentham |
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