Letters, From the Year 1774 to the Year 1796, of John Wilkes, Esq., Addressed to His Daughter, the Late Miss Wilkes: 4

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The hfty harvest is but now begun, and the weather very louring. The wheat looks well, and promises a great crop.
Adieu ! Heaven preserve- my dearest , daughter.
201 LETTER LXXIII.
Sandhani Cottage^ Friday, July 22, 1796..
MY DEAREST POLLY, Db. Warton and I sent many warm wishes after you last Wednesday, but were forced to content ourselves with libations to your health. It was the second fine and warm day since I have been on the coast. The good Doctor was so kind as to bring me a present of a...n elegant translation in Italian verse of Anacreon by Corsini, and he presses much, but unsuccessfully, a certain English translation of that gay Greek, to be sent to a private press.
Now I submit to you entirely a little plan for the rest of July, all August, and the beginning of September. I wish you^ as soon as suits your perfect convenience, K 5 to go on the search to Tiinbridge, and I engage there a good house on one of the hills till about Michaelmas, The ex- pense I do not regard, nor do I wish to Jtnow any particulars till I come to town.

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