Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 64, cont., and Letter 65 (p.194) |
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always glad, when I have any way to ex- presse my love; for in these commandments you feed my desires, and you give me means to pay some of my debts to you: the inte- rest of which I pay in all my prayers for you, which, if it please not God to shew here, I hope we shall find again together in heaven, whither they were sent. I came this morning to say thus much, and because the Porter which came to Micham summo- ned me for this hour to London: from whence I am this minute returning to end a little course of Physick. Friday 8 in the morning. Yours very truly J. Donne. To Sir H. G. sir, I writ to you yesterday taking the bold- nesse to put a letter into the good Ladies pacquet for you. This morning I had this new occasion of writing, that Sir Tho. Roe, who brought this inclosed Letter to me, [CW: and] |
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