Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 30, cont. (p.88) |
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think it now most seasonable and fashio- nable for me to break. At least, to write presently, were to accuse my self of not ha- ving read yours so often as such a Letter deserves from you to me. To make my debt greater (for such is the desire of all, who cannot or mean not to pay) I pray read these two problemes: for such light flashes as these have been my hawkings in my sorry journies. I accompany them with another ragge of verses, worthy of that name for the smalnesse, and age, for it hath long lien among my other papers, and laughs at them that have adventured to you: for I think till now you saw it not, and neither you, nor it should repent it. Sir, if I were any thing, my love to you might multiply it, and dignifie it: But in- finite nothings are but one such; yet since even Chymera's have some name and titles, I am also Yours. [CW: To] |
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