Secret memoirs of the late Mr. Duncan Campbel [sic], the famous deaf and dumb gentleman (1732)
Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731, supposed author, Haywood, Eliza Fowler, 1693?-1756, supposed author · London, : Printed for J. Millan and J. Chrichley · leaf 177
erous Apparition. To fitj anonymous ivorlhy Friend^ Phyfician, andPhilofopher^ ■jchoje Name^ for certain Reafons^ 1forbear to fnention. S I R, CANNOT, without great Ingra-titude, forget the friendly Vifits, andkind Advice, I frequently receivedfrom you, during, not only a dan-gerous but tedious… … C 167 ] which long Interval of Time, the Attendanceyou gave, and the Trouble you gave yourfelF,abflracied from all Intereft, made you truly fen-fible of my unhappy Condition, and myfelf e-qually apprehenfive of the great Obligations Ifhall ever be under to fo. fingere a Friend. The firfl Occafipn…
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