Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 122, cont., and Letter 123 (p.306) |
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ons being taken, and displeasure kindled at this, I am afraid, it was rather brought thither, then met there. If you know any more, fit for me, (because I hold that unfit for me, to appear in my Masters sight, as long as this cloud hangs, and therefore, this day forbear my ordinary waitings) I be- seech you to intimate it to Your very humble and very thankfull servant J. Donne. To the Right Honourable Sir Robert Karre, at Court. Sir, I humbly thanke you, for this continu- ing me in your memory, and enlarging me so far, as to the memory of my Sove- raign, and (I hope) my Master. My Tenets are always, for the preservation of the Re- [CW: ligion] |
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