Some Unpublished Correspondence of David Garrick
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DAVID GARRICK 43 our best wishes to both, & y^ Sooner I hear from you, or see you the better & so Yours & thine (thou facetious honest Soul!) Sincerely & Affect^ D. Garbick.
The last letter of the group, though unaddressed, from its contents was evidently meant for John Hoadley, for it chiefly concerns MSS. of Benjamin Hoadley, who had died in August, 1757. The important part of it is made clearer by a letter of John Hoadley dated by Boaden April 26, 1771.' "My good sister tells me, that when y...ou returned her a former packet, (of the Contrast, &c. of poor Ben's) you accidentally retained another piece of two acts: one act, as I believe, in the Doctor's hand, and the second in mine, fooUshly supplied by me. The County Burial it was, altered by Ben.^ . . . You will be so kind as to look over your old stores, and if her surmise be true, to return it to her. You may per- haps find things of mine, as the Beggar''s Garland, all in songs, which you took from me at Bath; and the story of the Sea Captain's discourse with the Doctor of Divinity, about giving his black boy Frank Christian burial, in a letter; which you promised to return but I Private Correspondence^ Boaden, ll, 421.
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DAVID GARRICK 43 our best wishes to both, & y^ Sooner I hear from you, or see you the better & so Yours & thine (thou facetious honest Soul!) Sincerely & Affect^ D. Garbick.
The last letter of the group, though unaddressed, from its contents was evidently meant for John Hoadley, for it chiefly concerns MSS. of Benjamin Hoadley, who had died in August, 1757. The important part of it is made clearer by a letter of John Hoadley dated by Boaden April 26, 1771.' "My good sister tells me, that when y...ou returned her a former packet, (of the Contrast, &c. of poor Ben's) you accidentally retained another piece of two acts: one act, as I believe, in the Doctor's hand, and the second in mine, fooUshly supplied by me. The County Burial it was, altered by Ben.^ . . . You will be so kind as to look over your old stores, and if her surmise be true, to return it to her. You may per- haps find things of mine, as the Beggar''s Garland, all in songs, which you took from me at Bath; and the story of the Sea Captain's discourse with the Doctor of Divinity, about giving his black boy Frank Christian burial, in a letter; which you promised to return but I Private Correspondence^ Boaden, ll, 421.
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