...in any hand, and sent by the penny post, that is if you dislike sending it in your own writing. — I must be more cautious than ever. I am sure I should not survive a of the cruelly of such an interdict, an d wished to be permitted to proceed in his endeavours to please...

...in. any hand, and sent by the penny-post; that is, if you di»like sending it in your own writing. I must be more cautious than ever. — I am sure I should not suf vive a discovery three days ; or, if I did, they would attaint me by Bill. Change to the Somerset...

...•Mtutinate." To the same effect is the following passage in a confidential letter to Mr. Woodfall. " I must be more cautious than ever; I am sure I should...days; or, if I 'did, they would attaint me by bill." On many occasions, therefore, notwithstanding all the calmness and intrepidity he affected in his public...

...solicitude to secure himself in the profoundest secrecy. 'I must,' he says, in one of his communications, * be more cautious than ever: I am sure I should not...days; or, if I did, they would attaint me by bill.' In another he says, ' Tell me candidly, whether you know, or suspect, who I am ?' In another, ' Upon...

...assassinate.' To the same effect is ihe following passage jn-t connd ntinl letter to Mr. Wood fall. ' I must be more cautious than ever : I am sure I should...not survive a discovery three days ; or, if I did, tliey would attaint me by bill.' On many occasions, therefore, notwithstanding all the calmness and...

...in any hand, and sent by the penny post, that is if you dislike sending it in your own writing. — I must be more cautious than ever. I am sure I should not survive a discovery three days; " TO THE REV. MR. HORNE. " SIR, Prince's Court, Thursday, June 6, 1771. " Your ninth Letter has relieved...

...told Garrick the name of the coffee-house where his Letters were left, he writes to the former, " 1 must be more cautious than ever, I am sure I should...did, they would attaint me by bill. Change to the Sotnerset coffee-house, and let no MORTAL know the alteration. I am persuaded you are too honest a...

...told Garrick the name of the coffee-house where his Letters were left, he writes to the former, " 1 must be more cautious than ever. I am sure I should...survive a discovery three days ; or if I did, they wonld attaint me by bill. Change to the Somerset coffee-house, and let no MORTA L know the alteration....

...copied, in any hand, and sent by the penny-post, that is, if you dislike sending it in your own writing. I must be more cautious than ever. I am sure I should...discovery three days ; or, if I did, they would attaint me Iry bill. Change to the Somerset R 2 Coffee-house, and let no mortal know the alteration."— No. 41....

...information. - , Can we wonder then at his extreme caution and his declaration to Mr. Woodfall, No. 41 — " I must be more cautious than ever. I am sure I should not survive a discovery three clays $ or if I did, they would attaint me by bill." Jan. 21, 1769—" The Duke of Grafton took the...