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humour, and gives me such an invitation<lb/> | humour, and gives me such an invitation<lb/> | ||
to Imley as it will be rather difficult<lb/> | to Imley as it will be rather difficult<lb/> | ||
for me to fight off against.<lb/> | |||
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The time of my going to Brompton remains<lb/> | |||
still in uncertainty, as the St Alban's<lb/> | |||
is after going out to her, came back again<lb/> | |||
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Thorpe near Sept. 10. 1779
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paragraph
Yesterday thy letter from Andrechtcame to
this place. Thou art a very good boy, that
thou art, for writing so . More than
that, thy letter was exceedingly well penned: even
Wilson, the severe-judging unapproving Wilson,
observed to that effect.
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paragraph
I have just enclosed it to Lind,
making provision for his not being at home
and desiring this to forward it to
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At the same time with thine, I rece'd
a letter from who is in very good
humour, and gives me such an invitation
to Imley as it will be rather difficult
for me to fight off against.
4.
The time of my going to Brompton remains
still in uncertainty, as the St Alban's
is after going out to her, came back again
for the
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Identifier: | JB/538/387/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 538. |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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