LETTER 449
Mr. Lovelace, to John Belford, Esq
LETTER 449Visible text2 paragraphs
[In answer to his Letters 426, 440]
Thursday, Aug. 31
I cannot but own that I am cut to the heart by this Miss Harlowe's interpretation of her letter. She ought never to be forgiven. She, a meek person, and a penitent, and innocent, and pious, and I know not what, who can deceive with a foot in the grave! --
I cannot but own that I am cut to the heart by this Miss Harlowe's interpretation of her letter. She ought never to be forgiven. She, a meek person, and a penitent, and innocent, and pious, and I know not what, who can deceive with a foot in the grave! --