4'I  will  write  to  Parvisol  .  .  .  and  a  blank  for  whatever
fellow  it  is  whom  the  last  dean  employed.  .  .  .  Tell  Ray-
mond I  can  not  succeed  for  him  to  get  that  living  of
Moimed.  .  .  .  Take  no  lodging  for  me.  What  \  at  your
old  tricks  again  \  I  can  lie  somewhere  after  I  land,  and  I
care  not  where,  nor  how.  I  will  buy  your  eggs  and  bacon,
DD,  and,  dee  deelest  Ppt,  your  caps  and  Bible.    And  pray


*  "The  debt"  is  explained  by  what
he  had  written  in  his  Journal  of  23d
of  April:  "I  thought  I  was  to  pay
but  six  hundred  pounds  for  the  house;
but  Bishop  Clogher  says  eight  hun-


dred pounds.  First-fruits  a  hundred
and  fifty  pounds,  and  so  with  patent
a  thousand  pounds  in  all.  So  that  I
shall  not  be  the  better  for  this  dean-
ery these  three  years."


§  II]  r\l'i;i\"n.l>  AND  MISPRINTED  JOURNALS.  17-


think  immediately,  and  give  me  some  commissions,  and  I    1710  1713.
will  perform  them,  as  far  as  a  p<">  Pdfr  can.     The  letter
1  senl  before  this  was  to  have  gone  a  posl  before;  bu1  an

accident  hindered  it:  ami.  1  assun I  wain  vely  akri

Ml)  did  n<>t  write  to  Dean  Pdfr,  and  I  think  oo  might
have  bad  a  Dean  under  your  girdle  for  the  superscrip-
tion. .  .  .  Farewell,  deelest  MI)  Ml).  Ml)  I'W  Y\\  F\V
Ml)  Ml)  Ml)  Lele."


Chesteb,  Cth  June,  1713.     Scott,  iii.,  IG2.
I  resolve  on  Monday  to  set  oul  for  Bolyhead,  as  weary  as  I  am  . .  .  Lot

"ti-,  good  for  my  health,  man.    When  I  came  here,  I  found  BID'S  let-  v; ,,,....
