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Lord Byron to Mr. Rushton, 15 August 1809
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LETTER XXXIX.
TO MR. RUSHTON.
“Gibraltar, August 15th, 1809.
MR. RUSHTON,

“I have sent Robert home with Mr. Murray, because the country which I am about to travel through is in a state which renders it unsafe, particularly for one so young. I allow you to deduct five-and-twenty pounds a year for his education for three years, provided I do not return before that time, and I desire he may be considered as in my service. Let every care be taken of him, and let him be sent to school. In case of my death I have provided enough in my will to render him independent. He has behaved extremely well, and has travelled a great deal for the time of his absence. Deduct the expense of his education from your rent.

Byron.”