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Daily Archives: May 25, 1732
LETTER 209:MR LOVELACE, TO JOHN BELFORD
Mr. Lovelace, To John Belford, Esq; If, Belford, thou likest not my plot upon Miss Howe, I have three or four more as good in my own opinion; better, perhaps, they will be in thine: And so ’tis but getting loose from thy present engagement, … Continue reading
Posted in from Robert Lovelace, to John Belford
Tagged C1, C1.4.34, C3, C3.4.43, L209, poetry, Ross
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LETTER 208: MR LOVELACE, TO JOHN BELFORD
Mr. Lovelace, To John Belford, Esq; And now, that my Beloved seems secure in my net, for my project upon the vixen Miss Howe, and upon her Mother: In which the officious prancer Hickman is to come in for a dash. But why upon … Continue reading
LETTER 207:MR LOVELACE, TO JOHN BELFORD
Thursday, May 25. Thou seest, Belford, how we now drive before the wind. —The dear creature now comes almost at the first word, whenever I desire the honour of her company. I told her last night, that, apprehending delay from Pritchard’s … Continue reading
Posted in from Robert Lovelace, to John Belford
Tagged C1, C1.4.33, C3, C3.4.41, editorial paraphrase, enclosures, L207, Ross
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