 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 492 pages
...unreasonable of me to begin a fourth page ; but it is a hard task to retire from the company one likes best. I. am, sir, your most obliged and faithful humble servant, M. PENDARVES. FROM THE DUCHESS OF QUEENSBERRY. : DEAR SIR, AMESBURY, NOV. 3, 1733. JL WAS mightily pleased to receive... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 496 pages
...unreasonable of me to begin a fourth page ; but it is a hard task to retire from the company one likes best. I am, sir, your most obliged and faithful humble servant, M. PENDARVES. FROM THE DUCHESS OF QUEENSBERRY. DEAR SIR, A MRS BURY, NOV. 3, 1/33. JL WAS mightily pleased to receive... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 306 pages
...your coming among us. I request it of you to make * Supposed to be Mis Kelly. See p. 5. N. VOL. xIx. B my humble service acceptable to those friends of yours...M. PENDARVES. Be pleased to direct for me at Mrs. Granville's, Gloucester. TO THE BISHOP OF CLOGHER.* MY LORD, July, 1733. I HAVE been often told, by... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 438 pages
...Supposed to be Miss Kelly. See pi N. VOL. xIx. B my humble service acceptable to those friends of your* that are so good as to remember me. I am, sir, your...M. PENDARVES. Be pleased to direct for me at Mrs. Granville's, Gloucester. TO THE BISHOP OF CLOGHER* MY LORD, July, 1 733. I HAVE been often told, by... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814 - 500 pages
...and join their wishes to mine for your coming among us. I request it of you to make my humble sefvice acceptable to those friends of yours that are so good...obliged and faithful humble servant, M. PENDARVES. B£ pleased to direct for me at Mrs Granville's, Gloucester. TO THE BISHOP OF CLOGHER. * July 1733.... | |
 | Mrs. Delany (Mary) - 1861 - 668 pages
...days that are past, and constantly drinks your health in champaign, as clear as your thoughts, and sparkling as your wit ; Lord and Lady Carteret, and...servant, M. PENDARVES. Be pleased to direct for me at Mrs Granville's, Gloucester. 1 Mrs. Donellan. VOL. 1. 2 E George Lord Lansdovme to his niece Mrs. Pendarves.... | |
 | Mary Delany - 1861 - 682 pages
...days that are past, and constantly drinks your health in champaign, as clear as your thoughts, and sparkling as your wit ; Lord and Lady Carteret, and...servant, M. PENDARVES. Be pleased to direct for me at Mrs Granville's, Gloucester. 1 Mrs. Donellan. VOL. 1. 2 E George Lord Lamdoume to his niece Mrs. Pendarves.... | |
 | Mrs. Delany (Mary) - Great Britain - 1861 - 660 pages
...in champaign, as clear as your thoughts, and sparkling as your wit ; Lord and Lady Carteret, and ray Lady Worsley all talk kindly of you, and join their...servant, M. PENDARVES. Be pleased to direct for me at Mrs Granville's, Gloucester. 1 Mrs. Donellan. VOL. 1. 2 E George Lord Lansdowne to his niece Mrs. PendarveB.... | |
 | Mrs. Delany (Mary) - 1861 - 658 pages
...unreasonable of me to begin a fourth page ; but it is a hard task to retire from the company one likes best. I am, sir, your most obliged and faithful humble servant, M. PENDARVES. From the Countess of Granvilh* to Dean Swift. Hawnes, Nov. 27, 1733. DEAR SIR, I have received the... | |
 | Mrs. Delany (Mary) - 1879 - 496 pages
...days that are past, and constantly drinks your health in champaign, as clear as your thoughts, and sparkling as your wit ; Lord and Lady Carteret, and...M. PENDARVES. Be pleased to direct for me at Mrs. Granville's, Gloucester. Mrs. Pendarves to Mrs. Ann Granville. LB STREET, 16 Feby, 1733-4. Now you... | |
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Lansdown is much at your service, laments the days that are past, and constantly drinks your health in champaign, as clear as your thoughts, and sparkling as your wit ; Lord and Lady Carteret, and my Lady Worsley all talk kindly of you, and join their... 
