Many years after this was published, I discovered a curious anecdote:--Even so late as when James I.
A curious anecdote, respecting the economy of the court in these reigns, is noticed in some manuscript memoirs written in James's reign, preserved in a family of distinction.
Grant talked long and pathetically about the West Indies, and told me a curious anecdote on the authority of Scarlett, who was present.
If ever she acquires fame, which is very probable, for she has as much nature, and feeling, and passion as I ever saw, this will be a curious anecdote.
My first knowledge of Lady M— arose from a circumstance which was to me of singular professional advantage; and, as it forms a curious anecdote, I will proceed to relate it.
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