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 little in your contemplation. Sixteen letters
 from M. Gherard, could not (I think) per-
 swade a Middlesex Jury of so much disho-
 nesty in
 Your true servant
 
 J. Donne.
 
 To the Honourable Knight Sir G. P.
 
 sir,
 I would have intermitted this week with-
 out writing, if I had not found the name
 of my Lady Huntington in your Letter. The
 devotion which I owe, and (in good faith)
 pay in my best prayers for her good, in all
 kinde awakens me to present my humble
 thanks for this, that her Ladiship retains
 my name in her memory: she never laid
 obligation upon any man, readier to ex-
 presse his acknowledgement of them, to
 any servant of her servants; I am bound
 to say much of this, for your indemnity;
 because though I had a little preparation to
 her knowledge in the house where I served
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