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Dear Sir

"I return your paper of hints after perusing
"it with much pleasure. I have no doubt but that if you
"were to go to work in good earnest you would do something
"considerable. Some of your queries you will
"find are solved in my printed volume, and others in
"the volume that is in the press. But a few I have
"taken hints of, and if I should, pursue them, I shall
"with ple make a proper acknowledgement. But,
"when the which is in the press is printed, I
"think to myself rest for some time, and attend to other
"things in which I find more satisfaction."

"I shall be very glad to hear from you when you begin to
"do anything, and am, with much respect
Dear Sir
Your very humble servant
J. Priestly."

"Calne 93 Aug. 1775." N.B. It is a Town in Wiltshire
near Ld Shelburne's Ld S puts
in Members.

Identifier: \| JB/537/362/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 537.
Date_1	1775-09-26	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	537	Main Headings
Folio number	362	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles
Category	Correspondence	Number of Pages
Recto/Verso		Page Numbering
Penner	Jeremy Bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
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 Dear Sir
-   "I return your paper of(?) after perusing it with much pleasure. I have no doubt but that if you were to go to work in good earnest you would do something considerable. Some of your quarries you will find are solved in my printed volume, and others in the volume that is in the (?). But a few I have (?) hints of, and if I should pursue them, I shall with (...) make a proper acknowledgement. But, when the (...) which is in the (...) is printed, I think to (...) myself rest for some time, and attend to other things in which I find more satisfaction."
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-   "I shall be very glad to hear from you when you begin to do anything, and am, with much respect
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-             Dear Sir
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-                Your very humble servant
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-                         J. Priestly."
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+<p>"I shall be very glad to hear from you when you begin to <lb/>
+"do anything, and am, with much respect<lb/>
+Dear Sir<lb/>
+Your very humble servant<lb/>
+J. Priestly."</p>
-Catne 93 Aug. 1775
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-N.B.
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+in Members.</p>
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