SIR,

I do not make account that I am come to _London_, when I get within the

wall: that which makes it _London_ is the meeting of friends. I cannot

therefore otherwise bid my self welcome to _London_, then by seeking of

you, which both Sir _H. Goodere_ and I do, with so much diligence, as that

this messenger comes two dayes before to intreat you from us both, to

reserve your self upon Saterday: so that I may, at our coming to _London_

that night, understand at my house where I may send you word of our

supping place that night, and have the honour of your company. So you lay

more obligations upon

_Your poor unprofitable servant_

J. Donne.

[cx.]

_To the very much Honoured friend_ George Garret _Esquire_.

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