The Life of Margaret Godolphin
The Life of Margaret Godolphin
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** Now, my dear, I have done, if you please to lay out about an hundred pounds more in rings for your five Sisters, to remember me by. I know nothing more I have to desire of you, but that you will some- times think of me with kindness, but never with too much grief. For my Funeral, I desire there may be MARGARET GODOLPHIN 107 no cost bestowed upon it at all ; but if I might, I would beg that my body might lie where I have had such a mind to go myself, at Godolphin, among your friends. I believ...e, if I were carried by Sea, the ex- pense would not be very great ; but I don't insist upon that place, if you think it not reasonable ; lay me where you please.
" Pray, my dear, be kind to that poor Child I leave behind, for my sake, who loved you so well ; but I need not bid you, I know you will be so. If you should think fit to marry again, I humbly beg that little fortune I brought, may be first setded upon my Child, and that as long as any of your Sisters live, you will let it (if they permit) live with them, for it may be, though you will love it, my successor will not be so fond of it, as they I am sure will be.
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** Now, my dear, I have done, if you please to lay out about an hundred pounds more in rings for your five Sisters, to remember me by. I know nothing more I have to desire of you, but that you will some- times think of me with kindness, but never with too much grief. For my Funeral, I desire there may be MARGARET GODOLPHIN 107 no cost bestowed upon it at all ; but if I might, I would beg that my body might lie where I have had such a mind to go myself, at Godolphin, among your friends. I believ...e, if I were carried by Sea, the ex- pense would not be very great ; but I don't insist upon that place, if you think it not reasonable ; lay me where you please.
" Pray, my dear, be kind to that poor Child I leave behind, for my sake, who loved you so well ; but I need not bid you, I know you will be so. If you should think fit to marry again, I humbly beg that little fortune I brought, may be first setded upon my Child, and that as long as any of your Sisters live, you will let it (if they permit) live with them, for it may be, though you will love it, my successor will not be so fond of it, as they I am sure will be.
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