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<p>I hope, Sir, you will not only excuse but take in good part my | <p>I hope, Sir, you will not only excuse but take in good part my | ||
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means I intended to go. I thought it much better and indeed my | means I intended to go. I thought it much better and indeed my |
Monday Augt 30th 1779.
Hond Sir
At this present time I am at Sea I know not how far but
I hope not above 15 miles from Helvoetsluys. When I send you
this I shall be able to tell you of my arrival there.
I hope, Sir, you will not only excuse but take in good part my
having left England without informing you either when or by what
means I intended to go. I thought it much better and indeed my
duty to save you if possible that fruitless anxiety which I think
you could not but have had while you were imagining that I was
exposed to the dangers of the sea which we always magnify by our
apprehensions.
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Samuel Bentham |
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