Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 93, cont., and Letter 94 (p.259) |
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ence to your commandement, as one poor testimony that I am Your affectionate servant J. Donne. To my very worthy friend Mr George Gerrard. Sir, This is the fourth of this moneth, and I receive your Pacquet so late, that I have scarce waking time enough to tell you so, or to write any thing but dreams. I have both your Letters, mother and daughter, and am gladder of them, then if I had the mother and daughter here in our neighbourhood; you know I mean Sir H. Gooderes parties. Sir, you do me double honour when my name passes through you to that Noble Lady in whose presence you are. It is a better end and a better way [CW: to] |
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