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Letter XXVIII

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 June 2022

Samuel Richardson
Edited by
Albert J. Rivero
Albert J. Rivero
Affiliation:
Marquette University, Wisconsin
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My dearest Lady,

A thousand Thanks for your Goodness to me: But I hope all will be well. I hope God will inable me to act so prudent a Part as will touch his generous Breast. Be pleased to tell me what your Ladyship has heard; but it becomes notme, I think, till I cannot help it, tomake any Appeals; for, I know, those will not be excus’d; and I do all I can to suppress my Uneasiness before him. But I pay for it, when I am alone. My Nursery, and my Reliance on God, (I should have said the latter first) are all my Consolation.—God preserve and bless you, my good Lady, and my Noble Lord; (But I am apt to think your Ladyship's Presence will not avail) prays,

Your affectionate and obliged

P. B.

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Pamela in Her Exalted Condition , pp. 396
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2012

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