ID: | 1072 [see the .xml file] |
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Identifier: | NLW 5500C, no. 64 |
Editors: | Transcribed by Ffion Mair Jones; edited by Ffion Mair Jones; encoded by Vivien Williams. (2019) |
Cite: | 'Thomas Pennant to Richard Bull 6 March 1788' transcribed by Ffion Mair Jones; edited by Ffion Mair Jones; encoded by Vivien Williams. (2019) in Curious Travellers Digital Editions [editions.curioustravellers.ac.uk/doc/1072] |
Dear Sir
I lament much the complaint you labor under. may the rest of your troublesome companions quit you with the same ease as the
former. I shall be glad to hear you are freed frm all apprehension. I dread the loss of friends
at my period of life: especially one who stands in the foremost rank. Pray give yourself no farther trouble about the
muffs or Tangiers. I bought a single muff
several years ago for one shilling: but I fear we have since raised the price. It was meant to paste in the
arctic Zoology where I mention the rich f[...]urs.1
By the by I hope to send you a few sheets by the beginning of april: but of that you shall have advice. In
case I am to send any pacquets to whom may I inclose. our M. P. is gone to
town. In the hope that you go out let me request you to ask what a
Bookseller would chow [sic] for a fine copy of Crozat's cabinet.
I wish to change one for other books. But pray make no exertion on my account
I am
Dear Sir
most truely yrs
Downing March 6th 1788
Along top of second page, in Richard Bull's hand:
another Wenlock tomb | pay Moses.