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- from Joseph Leman
- From Judith Norton
- from Lady Betty Lawrance
- from Lord M
- from Miss Montague
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- from Mr. Brand
- from Mr. Hickman
- From Mr. Wyerley
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- from Mrs. Judith Norton
- from Mrs. Norton
- from Robert Lovelace
- from Sarah Sadleir
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- to Charles Hickman
- to Charlotte Harlowe
- to Clarissa Harlowe
- to Dr. Lewen
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- to James Harlowe
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- to James Harlowe Sen
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- to Lord M.
- to Miss Montague
- To Mr. Lovelace
- to Mr. Wyerley
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Author Archives: Tonya-Marie Howe
LETTER 500: COLONEL MORDEN TO SIR JOHN BELFORD, ESQ
Sunday Night, Sept. 10. Dear Sir, According to my promise, I send you an account of matters here. Poor Mrs. Norton was so very ill upon the road, that, slowly as the herse moved, and the chariot followed, I … Continue reading
Posted in from Colonel Morden, to John Belford
Tagged C1.7.79, church, corpse, funeral, Harlowe Place, L500, wake
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LETTER 499: MR BELFORD TO ROBERT LOVELACE, ESQ
O Lovelace ! I have a scene to paint in relation to the wretched Sinclair, that, if I do it justice, will make thee seriously ponder and reflect, or nothing can. I will lead to it in order; and that … Continue reading
Posted in from John Belford, To Mr. Lovelace
Tagged C1.7.78, editorial addition, embodiment, grotesque, L499, Sinclair's death
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LETTER 497: MR LOVELACE TO JOHN BELFORD, ESQ
Uxbridge, Sat. Sept. 9. Jack, I think is absolutely right that my ever-dear and beloved lady should be opened and embalmed. It must be done out of hand—this very afternoon. Your acquaintance Tomkins and old Anderson of this place, whom … Continue reading
Posted in from Robert Lovelace, to John Belford
Tagged C1.7.76, embalming, embodiment, enclosures, L497
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LETTER 400: MR BELFORD TO ROBERT LOVELACE, ESQ
Friday, Aug. 11. Mr . Belford acquaints his friend with the generosity of Lord M. and the Ladies of his family; and with the lady’s grateful sentiments upon the occasion.He says, that in hopes to avoid the pain of … Continue reading
Posted in from John Belford, To Mr. Lovelace
Tagged C1.6.107, C3.7.31, editorial paraphrase, L400
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LETTER 399: MR BELFORD TO ROBERT LOVELACE, ESQ
Thursday night, Aug. 10. You have been informed by Tourville, how much Belton’s illness and affairs have engaged me, as well as Mowbray and him, since my former. I called at Smith’s on Monday, in my way to Epsom. … Continue reading
Posted in from John Belford, To Mr. Lovelace
Tagged Brand, C1.6.106, enclosures, footnotes, L399, L402, meditation
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