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<p><del>Let</del> <add>Give</add> me your blessing – to miserable me!  For he<lb/>
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cannot escape misery whom the curse of benefactors<lb/>
 
<unclear>pressures</unclear>.  Give me your blessing &amp; let God judge<lb/>
 
between us."</p>
 
<p>Here tears shot from Bronislawa's eyes.  Stanislaus<lb/>
silent inclined his head in his hand &amp; said to<lb/>
him in <del>a</del> paternal words.  'Why thy father was<lb/>
about to quit his earthly life, he commended thee<lb/>
to my care.  I love thee therefore, as God in heaven<lb/>
knows – <add>that</add> I had nothing more dear than thee – &amp;<lb/>
thou <del>knowest</del> unremembering that old age bends<lb/>
me down, rushest on the perils of the world, –<lb/>
wilt quit me for <add>spite of</add> the care I bestowed on thee<lb/>
and for <add>the happy</add> futurity I had prepared thee.  Thou will<lb/>
bring not <unclear>happiness</unclear> into every dwelling when thou<lb/>
quittest me thus in grief &amp; shame.  Youth!<lb/>
thou didst engage in a dangerous course.  I<lb/>
cannot bless thee – I cannot let thee go.'</p>
<p>All wept.  John sat silently – but having<lb/>
recollected himself he wisely said:</p>
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Let Give me your blessing – to miserable me! For he
cannot escape misery whom the curse of benefactors
pressures. Give me your blessing & let God judge
between us."

Here tears shot from Bronislawa's eyes. Stanislaus
silent inclined his head in his hand & said to
him in a paternal words. 'Why thy father was
about to quit his earthly life, he commended thee
to my care. I love thee therefore, as God in heaven
knows – that I had nothing more dear than thee – &
thou knowest unremembering that old age bends
me down, rushest on the perils of the world, –
wilt quit me for spite of the care I bestowed on thee
and for the happy futurity I had prepared thee. Thou will
bring not happiness into every dwelling when thou
quittest me thus in grief & shame. Youth!
thou didst engage in a dangerous course. I
cannot bless thee – I cannot let thee go.'

All wept. John sat silently – but having
recollected himself he wisely said:


Identifier: | JB/110/098/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

110

Main Headings

Folio number

098

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

sir john bowring

Watermarks

joseph c<…>

Marginals

Paper Producer

jeremy bentham; walter coulson

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36088

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