Letters of George Borrow to the British and Foreign Bible SocietyBorrow, George
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Letters of George Borrow to the British and Foreign Bible Society
Borrow, George
Authors, English -- 19th century -- Correspondence; British and Foreign Bible Society; English letters
{274} I think the sale is becoming brisker; this very day we have sold
eight.
{275a} I wish much that I had the Old Testament apart, precisely in the
same form.
{275b} Mr. Villiers has hitherto taken but 50 copies, which he has
distributed amongst his friends; his situation has been such lately, that
more could not be reasonably expected from him. Even his is not a bed of
roses.
{392} [Greek text] as Antonio says.
{422a} I send the original phrase which is remarkable, and in remarkable
Spanish.
{422b} They were supplied six months ago.
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