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 The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 66, cont. (p.200) |
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met once; and upon Saterday next there will be a fuller meeting, and an entrance in- to the businesse, upon which, much, very much in consequence, depends. Of my L. of Donc. we are only assured, that he is in a good way of convalescence; but of any audience nothing yet. Slacken not your hold of my L. Treasurer, for I have been told that you are in his care. I send you a Copy of that Sermon, but it is not my co- py, which I thought my L. of South-hampton would have sent me backe. This you must be pleased to let me have again, for I borrow it: for the other, I will pretermit no time to write it; though in good faith, I have half forgot it. If in any letter I leave out the name of the La. Hunt. or La. Burdell, or your daughters, tell them, that I named them. I take the falshood upon me; for I intend it very really, and very humbly, where I am good for any thing in any of their services. Our blessed Saviour continue and enlarge his blessing to you all, Amen. Your humble servant in Chr. Jes. 11 Octob. 1621./ J. Donne. Why do you say nothing of, my little book of Cases. [CW: To] |
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