| Description | Sent from H [probably Hanover, but possibly Herrenhausen], addressed to Phippy: receipt and sending of enclosures: his not being surprised that Waller is vexed and amazed at the "beastiality" of Alexander's conduct, given that he owed so much, if not all, to JWW's kindness: being glad, however, of all proceeding so well, with hope that his accounts, which he has promised to give him, continue the same: his being overwhelmed with business, but all going well, the little row at Gottingen having done good rather than harm, opening many eyes to the lies of "the vagabonds".
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