Autograph letter : [London], to "my dear Kitty" [Catherine Fourmantel], [1760 May].

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Autograph letter : [London], to "my dear Kitty" [Catherine Fourmantel], [1760 May].

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Regretfully breaking an appointment to have tea with her that day, remarking that he forgot he was previously engaged. Noting that he will try to call on her at four o'clock even though "I think it not quite prudent -- but what has prudence, my dear Girl, to do with love?"

1 item (1 p.) ; 18.9 cm

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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