The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift/Volume 11/From Elizabeth Hamilton to Jonathan Swift - 2
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LONDON, NOV. 21, 1712.
THIS fits key will open treasures; but vain in me to know them[1]. Your convenience is my satisfaction. If I can or may read what will be in this table, it ought and shall be my happiness. You must discern this comes from the most interested joiner that ever made a thing of this nature. Peruse narrowly, and what faults you find, they shall be mended in every particular, to the utmost capacity of, sir,
Your obliged humble servant,
- ↑ This letter was accompanied with a present of a writing-table, seal, paper, wax, &c.