S. T. C."

Sometimes his other engagements were of a pressing nature.

"Dear Cottle,

Shall I trouble you (I being over the mouth and nose, in doing something

of importance, at Lovell's) to send your servant into the market, and buy

a pound of bacon, and two quarts of broad beans; and when he carries it

down to College St. to desire the maid to dress it for dinner, and tell

her I shall be home by three o'clock. Will you come and drink tea with

me, and I will endeavour to get the etc. ready for you.

Yours affectionately,

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