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HARRINGTON to WORTHY. |
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LETTER XLVII.
HARRINGTON to WORTHY.
BOSTON.
I NO longer receive satisfaction
from the enjoyments of the world—society
is distasteful to me—my favourite authors I
have entirely relinquished---In vain I try to
forget myself, or seek for consolation---my
repose is interrupted by distressing visions of
the night---my thoughts are broken---I
cannot even think regularly.
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HARRIOT is very weak---there is no hope
of her life.
Adieu!
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