Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 109 (p.285) |
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To my Honoured friend M. George Gherard, over against Salisbury house. Sir, I do not make account that I am come to London, when I get within the wall: that which makes it London is the meeting of friends. I cannot therefore otherwise bid my self welcome to London, then by seeking of you, which both Sir H. Goodere and I do, with so much diligence, as that this mes- senger comes two dayes before to intreat you from us both, to reserve your self upon Saterday: so that I may, at our coming to London that night, understand at my house where I may send you word of our supping place that night, and have the honour of your company. So you lay more obligati- ons upon Your poor unprofitable servant J. Donne. |
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