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"Letter to Dr. Quayl (September 6, 1695) [from Some Familiar Letters]"
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Date: September 6, 1695; 1708
"Mr. Molyneux's ingenious Question, of which you gave me an Account at Mr. Lukey's Yesterday, has run so much in my Mind ever since, that I could scarce drive it out of my Thoughts."
preview | full record— Synge, Edward (1659-1741)
Date: September 6, 1695; 1708
"To be reveng'd on you therefore for putting my Brains into such a Ferment, I have resolved to be so impertinent as to send you the Result of my Meditations upon the Subject."
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