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  <dc:title>J. [Pickering] to Sir William FitzHerbert: "you complain that I send you neither news nor observations and that I appear as `isole' as at Tissington - I really am so - I could however give better reasons for giving you neither one nor the other. The news which I hear is confined to politics and plays; with the first I know you are disgusted; with the second you would not be entertained"; hopes Sir William will read more poetry which will relax his nerves; comments on a favourable review of Sir William's `Maxims'.</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>1785</dc:date>
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