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LETTER 312: MISS CLARISSA HARLOWE TO MISS HOWE

Posted on July 6, 1732 by Adeola Olawoye

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LETTER 313: MISS CLARISSA HARLOWE TO MISS HOWE

Posted on July 6, 1732 by Adeola Olawoye

I was very ill, and obliged to lay down my pen. I thought I should have fainted. But am better now—So will proceed. The pretended Ladies, the more we talked, seemed to be the fonder of me. And The Lady … Continue reading →

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LETTER 276: MR. LOVELACE, TO JOHN BELFORD ESQ

Posted on June 22, 1732 by Kadie Aaron

Thursday noon, June 22.   Let me perish, if I know what to make either of myself, or of this surprising creature—Now calm, now tempestuous—But I know thou lovest not anticipation any more than me.   At my repeated requests, she … Continue reading →

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LETTER 275: MR. LOVELACE, TO JOHN BELFORD, ESQ

Posted on June 21, 1732 by Kadie Aaron

Wednesday night.   A man is just now arrived from M. Hall, who tells me, that my Lord is in a very dangerous way. The gout in his stomach to an extreme degree, occasion’d by drinking a great quantity of limonade. … Continue reading →

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LETTER 273: MR. LOVELACE, TO JOHN BELFORD, ESQ

Posted on June 21, 1732 by Kadie Aaron

Wedn. Noon, June 21.  What shall I say now! —I who but a few hours ago had such faith in dreams, and had proposed out of hand to begin my treatise ofDreams-sleeping and Dreams-waking, and was pleasing myself with the dialoguings between the old … Continue reading →

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