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<p>In a letter, which can hardly be a secret to you, I mentioned M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Nepean<lb/> as a Gentleman who knows the whole of the business from the commencement <lb/>of it to the last stage: who knows a great deal about it that by considerations of <lb/>delicacy and propriety he has been restrained from communicating to me, but <lb/>who to <hi rend='underline'>you</hi> (I am satisfied) would communicate every thing that could be of use.</p> | <p>In a letter, which can hardly be a secret to you, I mentioned M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Nepean<lb/> as a Gentleman who knows the whole of the business from the commencement <lb/>of it to the last stage: who knows a great deal about it that by considerations of <lb/>delicacy and propriety he has been restrained from communicating to me, but <lb/>who to <hi rend='underline'>you</hi> (I am satisfied) would communicate every thing that could be of use.</p> | ||
<p>If, from any cause, it should have happened that you have not <hi rend='underline'>yet</hi> <lb/>turned the matter in your thoughts, you will, at any rate, I flatter myself,<lb/> have the goodness to say something to me by which my expectations in regard<lb/> to <hi rend='underline'>time</hi> may in some measure be directed. — I have the honour to be &c — </p> | |||
There remains the relieving my character from the official imputations already
complained of: but, if the above restitutio in integrum be performed, the imputations drop of course.
In a letter, which can hardly be a secret to you, I mentioned Mr Nepean
as a Gentleman who knows the whole of the business from the commencement
of it to the last stage: who knows a great deal about it that by considerations of
delicacy and propriety he has been restrained from communicating to me, but
who to you (I am satisfied) would communicate every thing that could be of use.
If, from any cause, it should have happened that you have not yet
turned the matter in your thoughts, you will, at any rate, I flatter myself,
have the goodness to say something to me by which my expectations in regard
to time may in some measure be directed. — I have the honour to be &c —
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copies of letters 1638, 1661, and 1663, vol. 6 |
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