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I can tell.
The objections to your closing with
Czern. immediately are that then you will
be gene and will not be at liberty to compleat
your scheme of travelling. Another thing is <
that then you would sink in certain aspects,
& not being on an independent footing
would not have so good a chance of
obtaining audience for prosecuting Introd. to
Code. Qu. whether you could not for a certain
time be employ'd without any certain
formal appointment: for instance to inspect
the state of the Boat Yard or Yards (if
there are more than one)and making your
report? But then there should be a certainty
of the recompense otherwise it were better
to close with the offer, & get an appointment
immediately.
<p. Alas! my dear Sam, I have sinned
against heaven and before her and am —
perhaps but the more worthy to be called
thy brother. I have let the first convoy go
without sending these thy things: you are not
have them sent you therefore till the next: which
Raikes tells me will be in about 3 weeks
time.
I send you herewith inclosed M's
calculation of the no of hands employ'd on
board vessels.
I am writing this instant at the dirty
eating chop house. Inside I have found not in Cov. Garden
stinking indeed from the quantity of victuals &
multitude of people, but in other respects less dirty
than those we were wont to visit. You , for your
part I suppose have lost all idea of such
places.
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perhaps he might settle on you: though if he will oust
Madam, & will throw you in Q.S.P> itself into the bargain
which will tell for near 1,000 a year more. I dont see what
upon these unless it be the abstract of forming a connection wit England.
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Jeremy Bentham |
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