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of your profession you tell me, that not only I shall not be permitted to repair my rooms (which was at first agreed to) but that I shall not even be indemnified for my present expence. In one word, hear my determination. I will
never
pay for them out of my allowance, and the Disgrace will not attach to me but to
those
by whom I have been deceived. Still, Sir, not even the Shadow of dishonour shall reflect on
my
Name, for I will see that the Bills are discharged; whether by you or not is to me indifferent, so that the men I employ are not the victims of my Imprudence or your Duplicity. I have ordered nothing extravagant; every man in College is allowed to fit up his rooms; mine are secured to me during my residence which will probably be some time, and in rendering them decent I am more praiseworthy than culpable. The Money I requested was but a secondary consideration; as a
Lawyer
you were not obliged to advance it till due; as a