Digital Donne: the Online Variorum
  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 107, cont., and Letter 108 (p.283) |
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hands, and then leave it to their discretion. If they incline to any thing, I should chuse shirt Hollond, rather under then above 4 s. Our blessed Saviour multiply his blessings upon that noble family where you are, and your self, and your sonne; as upon all them that are derived from Your poor friend and servant J. Donne. To my very much respected friend Mr. George Garrard. Sir, I thank you for expressing your love to me, by this diligence, I know you can distinguish between the voyces of my love, and of necessity, if any thing in my Letters found like an importunity. Besides, I will adde thus much out of counsell to [CW: you,] |
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