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a href="target305.html">  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 67 (p.201) |
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To Sir G. B. Sir, It is one of my blinde Meditations to think what a miserable defeat it would be to all these preparations of braverie, if my infirmity should overtake others: for, I am at least half blinde, my windows are all as full of glasses of Waters, as any Mountebanks stall. This messenger makes haste, I thank him for it; therefor I onely send you this Letter, which was sent to me about three daies past, and my promise to distribute your other Letters, according to your addresses, as fast as my Monsieur can doe it; for, for any personall service, you must be content, at this time, to par- don Decemb.23. Your affectionate servant J. Donne. [CW: To] |
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