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Reading edition
To J. B. Holroyd, Esq.
Bentinck Street, August 4th, 1775.
A vue de pays, I should have reached S. P. the first week in September. If you visit Sir John [Russell] about that time, you and My Lady will of course lodge in Bentinck Street, and in your return I may condescend to accompany you. Gage is recalled.[305] Good men rejoice. Patriots murmur. Adieu.
E. G.
A quadrille party in the next room, Mrs. Bonfoy, Lady Ely,[306] &c.: we are impatient.
You have acted like yourself about Newhaven.