“Surfeits kill more than fasting does.”
Quote by Dorothy Osborne
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The letters from Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple
This book presents a series of letters exchanged between Dorothy Osborne, an English writer, and Sir William Temple, a philosopher and diplomat. The correspondence, spanning several years, offers insights into the personal and intellectual lives of both individuals during the Restoration period. The letters are known for their wit, intelligence, and emotional depth, providing a unique glimpse into the social and cultural context of the time. more
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