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ED; E773|     71

 
L71.Linnell6'25; E773|        [To]Mr Linnell, 6 Cirencester Place, Fitzroy Square

 
L71.Linnell6'25; E773|        [Mon] <Tues>day Night [7 June 1825]
L71.Linnell6'25; E773|        Dear Sir
L71.Linnell6'25; E773|        I return you thanks for The Two Pounds you now send me As to
L71.Linnell6'25; E773|        Sr T. Lawrence I have not heard from him as yet. & hope that he
L71.Linnell6'25; E773|        has a good opinion of my willingness to appear grateful tho not
L71.Linnell6'25; E773|        able on account of this

 
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        abominable Ague or whatever it is I am in Bed & at Work my health
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        I cannot speak of for if it was not for Cold weather I think I
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        should soon get about again. Great Men die equally with the
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        little. I am sorry for L./d L./d he is a man of very singular
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        abilities as also for the D[ean] of C[anterbury] but perhaps & I
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        verily believe it Every Death is an improvement of the State of
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        the Departed. I can draw as well a Bed as Up & perhaps better
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        but I cannot Engrave I am going on with Dante & please myself.
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        I am dr Sir yours Sincerely
L71.Linnell6'25; E774|        WILLIAM BLAKE

 

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