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applying himself for six or eight h ours a diiy in writing upon laws and législation, and in composing his Civil and Criminal Codes ; and spending the remaining hours of evcry day in reading, or taking exercise by way of fitting li i m sel 1 for his labours, or, to use his ovvn strangely invented phraseology, taking his a ntc-jentacular and post-prandial walks, to prépare himself for histask of codification [Mem., vol. III, pp. 315-6).

66. Bowring, vol. X, p. 439 : Bentham à lord Holland, 31 oct. 1808 : — vol. X, p. 507 : Bentham à Thomson, 29 sept. 1819 ; — Chureh-of-Englandism, préface on publication, p. VIII. — Cf. Hazlitt, Spirit of the Age, pp. 5-6.

67. Bowring, \ol. X,p.505 : lettre du 1 er déc. 1818, pour refuser de présider un diner de corps.