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 the undertakings with private people, but all expences 
and difficulties attending the bringing the inventions to 
perfection would be avoided by the introducing them first 
in the works under my direction.   It is there we should 
prepare everything to profit by elsewhere.
As to having a proportional part of the savings in 
the works of the crown, that I do not expect; for I 
mean to leave the conditions of my engagement 
intirely to her Majesty.   She seems disposed  to in my 
favour at present and the only way to keep her so 
is to ask for nothing but leave all to her.
It is by such conduct only that I can stand out against 
the opposition that will be made me, satisfy my 
ambition and in the end my interest too the most 
effectually.   To a man whom She takes into her 
service from the public character I hope to be in 
at that time, no disadvantageous terms can be 
offered.
 Some of my friends here are displeased with 
me for having accepted the being Charge d'affaires after having 
offered my Services to the Empress and that she had received my 
offers so favourably.   They tell me her Majesty will be displeased
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