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imitable Don Qu ixot. My Lord was generally sicklein his Amours, and made no great Scruple of his Oaths ofFidelity. Sir George Etherece wrote Do rim ant*in Compliment to him, as drawing his Lordship's Cha-racter, and burnishing all the Foibles of it, to makethem shine like Perfections.

To conclude, his Lordship was a Man of Wit andPleasure, and spared nothing that would incieafe theone, or promote the other.

Thus, Madam, I have complied with your Grace’sDesire } and if I have not given you diverting Relationsenough of his Lordship, you must impute it to the Limitsof a Letter, to which I was confined > but 1 am ready atany Time to write all I know, or that can with Decencybe conveyed to your Grace’s View. I am, Madam,

Your Grace’sMost Obedient,

Humble Servant,

EVREMOND.

* Dor ima NT is the sine Gentleman in The Man ofMode : Or, Sir Fopling Flutter. A Comedj.

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