Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
a href="target334.html">  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 80, cont., and Letter 81 (p.226) |
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certain heads which I purposed to enlarge, for I have them not in any other paper: and I may find time in your absence to do it, because I know no stronger argument to move you to love me, but because you have done so, doe so still, to make my rea- son better, and I shall at last prescribe in you Yours, J.Donne. Micham Wednesday. To Sir H.G. at Polesworth. sir, This 25 I have your letter of 21, which I tell you so punctually, because by it, nor by any other, I doe not discern that you received my pacquet of Books; not that I looked for so quick a return of the Sermon, nor of my Cases of conscience, but that I forget so absolutely what I write, and am so sure that I write confidently to you, that it is some pain to remain in any jealousie that any Letter is miscarried. That which [CW: I] |
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