pick up a
Secret History
out of such Materials, and make a Bookseller an Alderman by the Copy
. I shall therefore carefully preserve the Original Papers in a Room set apart for that Purpose, to the end that they may be of Service to Posterity; but shall at present content my self, with owning the Receipt of several Letters, lately come to my Hands, the Authors whereof are impatient for an Answer.
Charissa
, whose Letter is dated from
Cornhill
, de
Sir