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Lady Mary Wortley Montague

CHAPTER V
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You have no cause of fancying me capable of such a thought.

I don't doubt but Lord H[alifa]x will very soon have the Staff, and it is my belief you will not be at all the richer: but I think it looks well, and may facilitate your election; and that is all the advantage I hope from it.

When all your intimate acquaintance are preferred, I think you would have an ill air in having nothing; upon that account only, I am sorry so many considerable places are disposed on [_sic_].

I suppose, now, you will certainly be chose somewhere or other; and I cannot see why you should not pretend to be Speaker.

I believe all the Whigs would be for you, and I fancy you have a considerable interest amongst the Tories, and for that reason would be very likely to carry it.


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