Published online by Cambridge University Press: 30 June 2022
To a Country Correspondent, modestly requesting a Balance of Accounts between them.
SIR,
I Find myself constrained by a present Exigence, to beg you to balance the Account between us. Tho’ Matters have run into some Length, yet would I not have apply’d to you, had I known so well how to answer my pressing Occasions any other way. If it suits you not to pay the Whole, I beg, Sir, you will remit me as much towards it as you can, without Prejudice to your other Affairs, and it will extremely oblige
Your most humble Servant.
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