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  The 1654 Prose Letters Letter 111, cont. (p.289) |
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except when Butler sends a desperate Pati- ent in a Consumption thither for good aire, which is an ill errand now. Besides that I could not well come till now, (for there are very few dayes past, since I took Orders) there can be no losse in my absence except when I come, my Lord should have there- by the lesse latitude, to procure the Kings Letters to Cambridge. I beseech you there- fore, take some occasion to refresh that businesse to his Lordship, by presenting my name, and purpose of comming very shortly: and be content to receive me, who have been ever your servant, to the additi- on of Your poor Chaplaine 27 January. J. Donne. [CW: To] |
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