2015 - William George Morris to Ann Heatley, 1787
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Dear Miss Heatly
Being fully perswaded you are
possess’d of a great share of good nature and solid sense.
Enduces me to take the Liberty of declaring my sincere Love
and regard which I have for you. Pray believe me, when
I say, your person, your behaviour and Conversation is so
agreeable to me, that I was charm’d and delighted the few
times, I had the Honor of being in your company, at my
particular Friends, Mr Lancaster’s, and have thought of you
ever since.
I flatter myself my Character will bear the Strictest Scrutiny
And if you think my person and behaviour agreeable, will
honor me with a few lines, giving some hopes, I shall be the
happiest of Men.
I have the honor to be, Dear Miss
Your most sincere Friend, and
Faithful Lover
Wm Geo. Morris
No 29 Clements Lane
Lombard Street
N.B. According to promise have enclosed two songs which hope
will meet your approbation, should beg it as a favor what
Music you wish for {^to let me know} and you shall have it sent
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Miss Heatley
Being fully perswaded you are
possess’d of a great share of good nature and solid sense.
Enduces me to take the Liberty of declaring my sincere Love
and regard which I have for you. Pray believe me, when
I say, your person, your behaviour and Conversation is so
agreeable to me, that I was charm’d and delighted the few
times, I had the Honor of being in your company, at my
particular Friends, Mr Lancaster’s, and have thought of you
ever since.
I flatter myself my Character will bear the Strictest Scrutiny
And if you think my person and behaviour agreeable, will
honor me with a few lines, giving some hopes, I shall be the
happiest of Men.
I have the honor to be, Dear Miss
Your most sincere Friend, and
Faithful Lover
Wm Geo. Morris
No 29 Clements Lane
Lombard Street
N.B. According to promise have enclosed two songs which hope
will meet your approbation, should beg it as a favor what
Music you wish for {^to let me know} and you shall have it sent
[new page]
Miss Heatley
Dear Miss Heatley
Being fully persuaded you are
possessed of a great share of good nature and solid sense.
induces me to take the Liberty of declaring my sincere Love
and regard which I have for you. Pray believe me, when
I say, your person, your behaviour and Conversation is so
agreeable to me, that I was charmed and delighted the few
times, I had the Honour of being in your company, at my
particular Friends, Mr Lancaster’s, and have thought of you
ever since.
I flatter myself my Character will bear the Strictest Scrutiny
And if you think my person and behaviour agreeable, will
honour me with a few lines, giving some hopes, I shall be the
happiest of Men.
I have the honour to be, Dear Miss
Your most sincere Friend, and
Faithful Lover
Wm Geo. Morris
No 29 Clements Lane
Lombard Street
N.B. According to promise have enclosed two songs which hope
will meet your approbation, should beg it as a favour what
Music you wish for {^to let me know} and you shall have it sent
[new page]
Miss Heatley
Being fully persuaded you are
possessed of a great share of good nature and solid sense.
induces me to take the Liberty of declaring my sincere Love
and regard which I have for you. Pray believe me, when
I say, your person, your behaviour and Conversation is so
agreeable to me, that I was charmed and delighted the few
times, I had the Honour of being in your company, at my
particular Friends, Mr Lancaster’s, and have thought of you
ever since.
I flatter myself my Character will bear the Strictest Scrutiny
And if you think my person and behaviour agreeable, will
honour me with a few lines, giving some hopes, I shall be the
happiest of Men.
I have the honour to be, Dear Miss
Your most sincere Friend, and
Faithful Lover
Wm Geo. Morris
No 29 Clements Lane
Lombard Street
N.B. According to promise have enclosed two songs which hope
will meet your approbation, should beg it as a favour what
Music you wish for {^to let me know} and you shall have it sent
[new page]
Miss Heatley
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William George Morris to Ann Heatley, 1787
Declaring his sincere love and regard for her, if she responds to his letter he shall be the happiest of men
Heatley, Ann
HM81765
Huntington Library
1787
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29 Clements Lane, London
[England]
[Guildford] [Surrey] [England]
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Person: Ann Heatley
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William George Morris to Ann Heatley, 1787, 1787: Huntington Library, Heatley, Ann, HM81765
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Material Identities, Social Bodies: Embodiment in British Letters c.1680-1820. Compiled by: Karen Harvey, Helen Esfandiary, Sarah Fox, Emily Vine, University of Birmingham. Project funded by the Leverhulme Trust (2021-2025, Ref. RPG-2020-163), https://socialbodies.bham.ac.uk.