Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 126, cont., and Letter 127 (p.313) |
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you dined with me to day, and come, if your businesse require your going to his Lord- ship, you may dine with him, after you have fasted with me. To day, or any day, which may be more yours, I aske it of you with all earnestnesse, on this side im- portunity, which is the detestation of Your humblest and thankfullest servant J. Donne. To the Right Honourable Sir Robert Karre, at Court. Sir, This morning I have received a signi- fication from my Lord Chamber- laine, that his Majesty hath commanded to morrows Sermon at S. James; And that it is in the after-noon; (for, into my mouth there must not enter the word, after- dinner, because that day there enters no [CW: dinner] |
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