State Papers And Correspondence Illustrative of the Social And Political State O
State Papers And Correspondence Illustrative of the Social And Political State O
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While I was still on board the vessel to cross the sea I received a letter, which it has pleased Madame the Electress to do me the ho- nour to write to me, in answer to the one which I took the liberty of writing to her E. H. On the death of the Queen. I entreat you, Sir, to keep me still in the good graces of this generous Princess, for whom I shall all my life retain a pro- found veneration. You expect me, I dare say, to send you some pieces of poetry which have been made upon the death of th...e Queen, but I doubt not that your agent at London has already sent them you all. I have also been obliged to pay my little tribute to the memory of this Princess, which I have done since I recrossed the sea, in my postchaise, be- tween Wesel and Lippstadt : I sent it to London by the last ordinary from Leipzig, and when I have any printed copies LEIBNITZ TO STEPNEY. 175 you shall have one. In the meanwhile, here is a quatraine, in the manner of an epigram, on the subject of the Queen's dying with so much resolution, and the King^s manifesting so much tenderness at her death : Dum Hegina subit constant!
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While I was still on board the vessel to cross the sea I received a letter, which it has pleased Madame the Electress to do me the ho- nour to write to me, in answer to the one which I took the liberty of writing to her E. H. On the death of the Queen. I entreat you, Sir, to keep me still in the good graces of this generous Princess, for whom I shall all my life retain a pro- found veneration. You expect me, I dare say, to send you some pieces of poetry which have been made upon the death of th...e Queen, but I doubt not that your agent at London has already sent them you all. I have also been obliged to pay my little tribute to the memory of this Princess, which I have done since I recrossed the sea, in my postchaise, be- tween Wesel and Lippstadt : I sent it to London by the last ordinary from Leipzig, and when I have any printed copies LEIBNITZ TO STEPNEY. 175 you shall have one. In the meanwhile, here is a quatraine, in the manner of an epigram, on the subject of the Queen's dying with so much resolution, and the King^s manifesting so much tenderness at her death : Dum Hegina subit constant!
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