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the only Englishman
to whom he has not
himself
of our little colony
amounting now to 25
at once odious &
among 25
souls which our little
colony at
consists of reckoning
the six that have
none
Amongst the plagues I must not omit a two legged
animal tormentor something the knave the fool of the
madman whom I have done my brother the
kindness to introduce to him in the quality of chemical
for which he is well enough qualified in point
of knowledge though of nothing else. He offend himself
to me in London and as his situation he was glad made
him content to come here
powerhouse in every branch if any farther is to be the fault
in former character or the that have attended
him here. In every other respect my Brother and
I think we characterize him not to one another and
pretty completely in a short phrase by saying
he is just as opposite to another we know as one man can be to
another, its folly and even madness are not incompatible
with a considerable share of
what you will be sorry to hear is that he has found
enough of the better/latter quality to enable him to poison
the mind of poor old Benson. so much so as to
have wrought upon him to betray his in com-
Of this alliance one of the affects is that this poor
fellow has so far forgot the Good advice you gave him
as to send my Brother verbal messages telling him when
to come to him and when not to come: and so far forgot
his direction as without the priority of my Brother as me to communicate to the Dr without
copies of which he Benson had been employed to
of letters of mine to my Agent in which
there was nothing that I should have word about
though it were published at Paul's . When
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