Notebook 16F (T8, 2023; geology) Notebook 16F (T8, 2023) page 23

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My dear Betsy,
  • My dear Betsy,
  • My dear Betsy,
  • My dear Betsy,
I am loth to send James without a line as I fear thou thinks I neglect
  • I am loth to send James without a line as I fear thou thinks I neglect
  • I am loth to send James without a line as I fear thou thinks I neglect
  • I am loth to send James without a line as I fear thou thinks I neglect
thee, but when we meet I can assure thee it was not a wilful neglect. My
  • thee, but when we meet I can assure thee it was not a wilful neglect. My
  • thee, but when we meet I can ashure thee it was not a wilful neglect. My
  • thee, but when we meet I can assure thee it was not a wilful neglect. My
  • thee, but when we meet I can assure thee it was not a wilful neglect. My
spirits are a good deal deprest at hearing of the death of my old friend Wm.. Nutt
  • spirits are a good deal deprest at hearing of the death of my old friend Wm.. Nutt
  • spirits are a good deal deprest at hearing of the death of my old friend Wm.. Rath
  • spirits are a good deal deprest at hearing of the death of my old friend Wm.. Nutt
  • spirits are a good deal deprest at hearing of the death of my old friend Wm.. Nutt
& I feel exceedingly for poor Fanny, do tell her so with Wms.. & my dear love: for Wm..
  • & I feel exceedingly for poor Fanny, do tell her so with Wms.. & my dear love: for Wm..
  • & I feel exceedingly for poor Fanny, do tell her so with Wm.. & my dear love, for Wm..
  • & I feel exceedingly for poor Fanny, do tell her so with Wms.. & my dear love: for Wm..
  • & I feel exceedingly for poor Fanny, do tell her so with Wms.. & my dear love: for Wm..
greatly regrets his loss. Thus, as wave succeeds wave, do our generations pass away
  • greatly regrets her loss. Thus, as wave succeeds wave, so our generations pass away
  • greatly regrets his loss. Thus, as wave succeeds wave, do our generations pass away
  • greatly regrets his loss. Thus, as wave succeeds wave, do our generations pass away
  • greatly regrets his loss. Thus, as wave succeeds wave, do our generations pass away
various are the trials allotted us by Him who pitieth us as a father pitieth his
  • various are the trials allotted us by Him who pitieth us as a father pitieth his
  • varing are the trials alloted us by Him who pitith us as a father pitith his
  • various are the trials allotted us by Him who pitieth us as a father pitieth his
  • various are the trials allotted us by Him who pitieth us as a father pitieth his
children - some at one period of life, some at another - we weather through, attain
  • children - some at one period of life, some at another - we weather through, attain
  • children - some at one period of life, some at another. we weather through, attain
  • children - some at one period of life, some at another. we weather through, attain
  • children - some at one period of life, some at another - we weather through, attain
perhaps what we call happiness - but the end comes to all transitory or temporal
  • perhaps what we call happiness - but the end comes to all transitory or temporal
  • perhaps what we call happiness - but the end comes to all transitory a temporal
  • perhaps what we call happiness - but the end comes to all transitory or temporal
  • perhaps what we call happiness - but the end comes to all transitory or temporal
They talk of thy coming next week. Need I say i long to see thee?
  • Thiy talk of thy coming next week. Need I say i long to see thee?
  • They talk of thy coming next week. Need I say i long to see thee?
  • They talk of thy coming next week. Need I say I long to see thee?
ments. They talk of they coming next week. Need I say I long to see thee?
  • ments. They talk of they coming next week. Need I say I long to see thee?
  • ments. They talk of thy coming next week. Need I say I long to see thee?
  • enjoyments. They talk of thy coming next week. Need I say I long to see thee?
  • ments. They talk of they coming next week. Need I say I long to see thee?
any of us repeat that assurance? I will be obliged by thy bringing me a
  • any of us repeat that assurance? I will be obliged by thy bringing me a
  • any of us repeat that assurance? I will be obliged by thy bringing me
  • any of us repeat that assurance? I will be obliged by thy bringing me a
  • any of us repeat that assurance? I will be obliged by thy bringing me a
drab silk for a bonnet & white lining - I never thought to wear any but black again
  • drat silk for a bonnet a white lining. I never thought to wear any but black again
  • drab silk for a bonnet & white lining - I never thought to wear any but black again
  • drab silk for a bonnet & white lining - I never thought to wear any but black again
  • drab silk for a bonnet & white lining - I never thought to wear any but black again
but for the wedding I believe I must alter this thought, especially as I
  • ful for the wedding. I believe I must alter this thought, especially as I
  • but for the wedding I believe I must alter this thought, especially in I
  • but for the wedding I believe I must alter this thought, especially as I
  • but for the wedding I believe I must alter this thought, especially in I
doubt getting any thing else new. I am not disappointed in my Nephew eliot
  • doubt getting anything else new. I am not disappointed in my Nephew eliot
  • doubt getting any thing else new. I am not disappointed in my Nephew chot,
  • doubt getting any thing else new. I am not disappointed in my Nephew elect
  • doubt getting any thing else new. I am not disappointed in my Nephew .
I am only afraid of proposing too small satisfaction to myself, & that in some way
  • I am only afraid of proposing too small satisfaction to myself, & that in some way
  • I am only afraid of proposing too much satisfaction to myself, & that in some way
  • I am only afraid of proposing too much satisfaction to myself, & that in some way
  • I am only afraid of proposing too small satisfaction to myself, & that in some way
or other I must be brought to the ordinary level - I long to know what is in thy
  • or other I must be brought to the ordinary level - I long to know what is in thy
  • or other I must be brought to the ordinary level - I long to know what is in thy
  • or other I must be brought to the ordinary level - I long to know what is in thy
letter which arrived to day, but suppose I shall not till after I send this off.
  • letter which arrived to day, but suppose I shall not till after I send this off.
  • letter which arrived to day, but suppose I shall not till after I send this off.
  • letter which arrived to day, but suppose I shall not till after I send this off.
I wrote a few lines to thy Aunt lately. I am afraid she thought them but few
  • I wrote a few lines to they Aunt lately. I am afraid she thought them but few,
  • I wrote a few lines to thy Aunt lately. I am afraid she thought them but few
  • I wrote a few lines to thy Aunt lately. I am afraid she thought them but few
  • I wrote a few lines to thy Aunt lately. I am afraid she thought them but few
I seem quite out of writing letters you cannot think how I was bewildered with
  • I am quite out of writing letters, you cannot think how I was bewildered with
  • I seem quite out of writing letters you cannot think how I was bewildered with
  • I seem quite out of writing letters you cannot think how I was bewildered with
  • I seem quite out of writing letters you cannot think how I was bewildered with
that book - I wrote to Richd. Colles twice. he has not answered. If thou could call on
  • that book - I wrote to Richd. Colles twice. he has not answered. If thou could call on
  • that book - I wrote to Richd. Colles twice. He has not answered. If thou could call on
  • that book - I wrote to Richd. Colles twice. he has not answered. If thou could call on
  • that book - I wrote to Richd. Colles twice. he has not answered. If thou could call on
him & get my papers with copies of Burke's letters to me - I think one from his wife
  • him & get my papers vit. copies of Burke's letters to me. I think one from his wife
  • him & get my papers with copies of Burke's letters to me - I think one from his wife
  • him & get my papers with copies of Burke's letters to me - I think one from his wife
  • him & get my papers with copies of Burke's letters to me - I think one from his wife
the Bishop's letter & his latin elegy & two translations I would be much obliged. I
  • the Bishop's letter & his latin elegy & two translations I would be much obliged. I
  • The Bishop's letter & his latin elegy & two translations I would be much obliged. I
  • the Bishop's letter & his latin elegy & two translations I would be much obliged. I
  • the Bishop's letter & his latin elegy & two translations I would be much obliged. I
hear he is going shortly to the Isle of Man for a few months. I wish thou could
  • hear he is going shortly to the Isle of Man for a few months. I wish thou could
  • hear he is going shortly to the Isle of Man for a few months. I wish thou could
  • hear he is going shortly to the Isle of Man for a few months. I wish thou could
also get thy father's big, old Virgil which I suppose he has. - that if necessary I may
  • also get they father's big, old Virgil which I suppose he has. that if necessary I may
  • also get thy Fathers big old Hinged which I suppose he has - that if necessary I may
  • also get thy father's big, old Virgil which I suppose he has. that if necessary I may
  • also get thy father's big, old Virgil which I suppose he has. that if necessary I may
copy the Latin of 13th.. book as Dr.. Bell wished I should have it printed with the
  • copy the Latin of 13th.. book as Dr.. Bell wished I should have it printed with the
  • copy the Latin of 13th.. book as Gr.. Bell wished I should have it printed with the
  • copy the Latin of 13th.. book as Dr.. Bell wished I should have it printed with the
  • copy the Latin of 13th.. book as Dr.. Bell wished I should have it printed with the
English. If thou would call on Dr.. Bell & bring me word from him whether he has
  • English. If thou would call on Dr.. Bell & bring me word from him whether he has
  • English. If thus would call on Gr.. Bell & bring me word from him whether he has
  • English. If thou would call on Dr.. Bell & bring me word from him whether he has
  • English. If thou would call on Dr.. Bell & bring me word from him whether he has
got those from the Counsellor I would be glad. That is if it is was easy to thee. If thou
  • got those from the Counsellor I would be glad. That is if it was easy to thee. If thou
  • got those from the Counsellor I would be glad. That is if it is as easy to thee. If then
  • got those from the Counsellor I would be glad. That is if it is as easy to thee. If then
  • got those from the Counsellor I would be glad. That is if it was easy to thee. If thou

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