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Chapter XCV: Letter XCIII: To J---- S----, Esq

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June 29, 1779.

A LITTLE fish--which was alive this morn--sets out this eve for Bury--ambitious of presenting itself to Mrs. S----: if it should come good, the Sancho’s will be happy;--in truth, Mr. S---- ought not to be displeased--neither will he, I trust, if he considers it as it really is--a grain of salt, in return for favors received of princely magnitude, and deeply engraven in the hearts of his much obliged and faithful servants,

He and She +Sancho’s+.

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Letters of the Late Ignatius Sancho, an AfricanChapter XCV: Letter XCIII: To J---- S----, Esq

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