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<p>Let me have my stockings as soon as you can
<lb/>
I have none to wear that are decent</p>
<p>Wilson is ambitious of the honour of your correspondence
<lb/>
He would be very happy to receive a letter from you
<lb/>
though it were only a blank piece of paper: <del>indeed</del>
<lb/>
to speak the truth that is all I believe he wishes for
<lb/>
To explain the mystery, you are to know he wishes to
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try whether a letter would reach him that should be directed
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simply <del>"T</del> to "G. Wilson Esq:" Cook's Court London
<lb/>
in order to diminish as much as may be the
<lb/>
trouble of writing <unclear>Franks</unclear> &#x2014; You may bestow on him
<lb/>
therefore the value of half a sheet of paper full
<lb/>
of nothing by <del>th</del> return of the post - at least do not
<lb/>
say any thing to him or to me that is of any consequence
<lb/>
for fear the experiment should not succeed.</p>
<p>I have been hard at work for your honour
<lb/>
upon the Memorial: but I must have Comyns ere
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I can go on. <add>In short</add> I must learn Watchmaking <unclear>I</unclear> see: in order
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to understand the manner in which your apparatus
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can be adapted to the other work: and in order to see
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how much of <del>the other</del> <add>Harrison's</add> work it may supersede. This I
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doubt will not be much: no more than that part which
<lb/>
is calculated to <unclear>obviate</unclear> the effects of heat &amp; cold, and which
<lb/>
he calls the <hi rend="underline">Thermometer - kirb</hi>: which makes buy a small</p>


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Let me have my stockings as soon as you can
I have none to wear that are decent

Wilson is ambitious of the honour of your correspondence
He would be very happy to receive a letter from you
though it were only a blank piece of paper: indeed
to speak the truth that is all I believe he wishes for
To explain the mystery, you are to know he wishes to
try whether a letter would reach him that should be directed
simply "T to "G. Wilson Esq:" Cook's Court London
in order to diminish as much as may be the
trouble of writing Franks — You may bestow on him
therefore the value of half a sheet of paper full
of nothing by th return of the post - at least do not
say any thing to him or to me that is of any consequence
for fear the experiment should not succeed.

I have been hard at work for your honour
upon the Memorial: but I must have Comyns ere
I can go on. In short I must learn Watchmaking I see: in order
to understand the manner in which your apparatus
can be adapted to the other work: and in order to see
how much of the other Harrison's work it may supersede. This I
doubt will not be much: no more than that part which
is calculated to obviate the effects of heat & cold, and which
he calls the Thermometer - kirb: which makes buy a small

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Identifier: | JB/538/019/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 538.

Date_1

1776-04-12

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538

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019

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001

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Correspondence

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Penner

Jeremy Bentham

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