Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 79, cont., and Letter 80 (p.225) |
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the noblest Countesse, whose commande- ment, if it had been her Laps pleasure to have any thing said or done in her service, at Heydelberg, I should have been glad to have received. Sir, God blesse you, & spiritu principali confirmet te; and Your very true and affectionate servant in Chr. Jes. J. Donne. 4 Apr. 1619. To the honourable Knight Sr Henry Goodere. sir, As you are a great part of my businesse, when I come to London, so are you when I send. More then the office of a vi- sitation brings this Letter to you now; for I remember that about this time you pur- posed a journey to fetch, or meet the Lad. Huntington. If you justly doubt any long absence, I pray send to my lodging my writ- ten Books: and if you may stay very long, I pray send that Letter which I sent you [CW: cer-] |
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