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  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 77, cont., and Letter 78 (p.217) |
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is. I must end now, else the carrier will be gone. God be with you. Yours intirely. You know me without a name, and I know not how this Letter goes. To Sir H. G. sir, I had destined all this Tuesday, for the Court, because it is both a Sermon day, and the first day of the Kings being here. Be- fore I was to go forth, I had made up this inclosed pacquet for you, and then came this messenger with your pacquet, of which if you can remember the number, you can- not expect any account thereof from me, who have not half an hour left me before I go forth, and your messenger speakes of a necessity of returning homward before my returning home. If upon the delivery of them, or any other occasion, there intervene new subject of writing, I shall relieve my [CW: self] |
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