Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 106, cont., and Letter 107 (p.281) |
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honour of seeing you at Michaelmas; for by my troth I am almost blinde: you may be content, to beleeve that I am always disposed to your service, without excepti- on of any time, since now just at mid- night, when it is both day, and night, and neither, I tell you that I am Your affectionate friend and servant J. Donne. To my very much honoured friend George Garrard Esquire at Sion. Sir, I know not which of us wonne it by the hand, in the last charge of Letters. If you wonne, you wonne nothing, because I am nothing, or whatsoever I am, you wonne nothing, because I was all yours be- fore. I doubt not but I were better delive- [CW: red] |
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