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  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 91, cont., and Letter 92 (p.253) |
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stowed upon that one Letter, which is by your favour, to meet me, and to welcome to London Your unworthy, but very true Friend, J. Donne. Sir, It is one ill Affection of a desperate debtor, that he dares not come to an ac- count, nor take knowledge how much he owes; this makes me that I dare not tell you how manie letters I have received from you since I came to this Towne; I had three the first by the Cooke, who brought none but yours, nor ever came to me, to let me know what became of the rest: the two o- ther of the 7. and 8. of March, came in a let- ter which Sir H. Wotton writ to me from [CW: Amyens;] |
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