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[MARC] Author: Johann Friedrich Immanuel Tafel Translator: John Henry Smithson
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Doc. 17.] BISHOP SWEDBERG TO ROSENADLER. 167
wrote in defence of my honour.’ Yet I hope that you, by
virtue of your office, will not allow him to go on with his
abuse; in other respects I am quite pleased to see it. As one
knife sharpens another, so wa man sharpeneth the countenance
of his friend. (Proverbs, xxvii, 27). Nam ut es silice et
chalybe ignis, ita ex conflictu altercantium veritas elicitur. (For
as fire is produced by the contact of flint and steel, 80 truth
is produced by the conflict of those that differ). If you should
have anything to say or to emend in the Grammar, I shall
be very much obliged by your mentioning it to me. My dear
wife and I desire to be remembered to sister Brita, your.
self, and your sister. May God preserve you all! This is
the wish of
Your most dutiful
J. Sw.
In his letter dated Jan. 23, 1721, Bishop Swedberg asks:
“...... How is it? Which iron furnace or forge has been
destroyed in Helsingland or near Gefle by the Russians?
Are the heirs of the late Behm to bear this loss ?
DOCUMENT 17,

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SEVENTH LETTER * OF BISHOP SWEDBERG TO
JOHAN ROSENADLER.
Well-born Secretary,
Most honoured Brother,
I thank you very much for your favour; I
have no less cause to thank you for your kind and favourable
judgment respecting my simple Swedish Grammar, and for
your offer to have it printed at your own expense. What I
rejoice most at is, that you consider the book of so great
,
value. It will have such value, if, in your letter permitting
the printing of it, you will, by a few words, render it worthy
of being read.
* Bergius’ Collection, Vol. IV, pp. 21, 22.

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