Backdraft: Danuta Lato
Fanny Hill (Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure)
Letter The Second
After acquitting myself of my duty towards my deceas'd benefactor, and paying him a tribute of unfeign'd sorrow, which a little time chang'd into a most tender, grateful memory of him that I shall ever retain, I grew somewhat comforted by the prospect that now open'd to me, if not of happiness at least of affluence and independence.
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