Mary Wollstonecraft. Three Notes to William Godwin.
London 30th of August 1797.
Two. William Godwin. London, August 30th, 1797.
I have no doubt of seeing the animal today, but must wait for Mrs. Blenkinsop to guess at the hour I have sent for her.
Pray. Send me the newspaper. I wish I had a novel or some book of sheer amusement to excite curiosity and while away the time.
Have you anything of the kind? Two.
William Godwin. London, August 30th, 1797.
Mrs. Blenkinsop tells me that everything is in a fair way and that there is no fear of the event being put off till another day.
Still, at present, she thinks I shall not immediately be freed from my load.
I am very well called before dinner time, unless you receive another message from me.
Two. William Godwin. London, August 30th, 1797.
Mrs. Blenkinsop tells me that I am in the most natural state and can promise me a safe delivery, but that I must have a little patience.