Parvisol

I desire Parvisol may speak to Hawkshaw to pay in my money when he can, for I will put it in the funds; and, in the meantime, borrow so much of Mr. Secretary, who offers to lend it me.

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Yes, I had the twenty-pound bill from Parvisol: and what then?

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Parvisol know you have paid that twenty pounds, or part of it; and so go play with the Dean, and I will answer your letter to-morrow.

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I was to-day in the City, and dined with Mr. Stratford, who tells me Sir Alexander Cairnes makes difficulties about paying my bill; so that I cannot give order yet to Parvisol to deliver up the bond to Dr. Raymond.

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Parvisol has sent me a bill for fifty pounds, which I am sorry for, having not written to him for it, only mentioned it two months ago; but I hope he will be able to pay you what I have drawn upon him for: he never sent me any sum before, but one bill of twenty pounds half a year ago.

The Journal to Stella 2003

Parvisol accordingly: however, he shall wait on you and know.

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Faith, I would not send this these four days, only for writing to Joe and Parvisol.

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Parvisol pay you the ten pounds immediately; so I ordered him.

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I wrote to Dr. Coghill, to take care of passing my patent; and to Parvisol, to attend him with money, if he has any, or to borrow some where he can.

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Have not I ordered Parvisol to obey your directions about him?

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