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Letters to His Son, Complete On the Fine Art of Becoming...

BATH, October 27,1771.

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of
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MADAM: Upon my word, you interest yourself in the state of my existence more than I do myself; for it is worth the care of neither of us. I ordered my valet de chambre, according to your orders, to inform you of my safe arrival here; to which I can add nothing, being neither better nor worse than I was then.
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I am very glad that our boys are well. Pray give them the inclosed.
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I am not at all surprised at Mr.———‘s conversion, for he was, at seventeen, the idol of old women, for his gravity, devotion, and dullness. I am, Madam, your most faithful, humble servant, CHESTERFIELD.

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Letters to His Son, Complete On the Fine Art of Becoming a Man of the World and a Gentleman, Project Gutenberg eBook #3361

BATH, November 4,1770 TO CHARLES AND PHILIP STANHOPE