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Memoirs of Laetitia Pilkington
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            <forename>Sarah</forename>
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          <email>saj28@cam.ac.uk</email>
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          <persName>
            <surname>Rosalind Crone</surname>
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          <date>18/05/2009 11:41</date>
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        <date from="1732-01-01" cert="unknown">Jan 1 1732 -   </date>
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          <persName>
            <forename>Laetitia</forename>
            <surname>Pilkington</surname>
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          <note>Date of birth was 1708 or 1709. The Ms was presumably not Pilkington's own, copies rather having circulated.</note>
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          <ptr target="ukred-19849">[Pilkington tells how her poem on "Paper" was seen by a "Lady of Distinction"] "She would examine what I had been scribbling, and seem"d so well pleased with my Rhymes, that she did them the Honour to put them in her Pocket-Book, and I never thought more of them.
About four years after this, making a visit to Baron [italics] Wainwright[end italics]"s Lady, she told me she had got a very pretty Poem from [italics] London [end italics], wrote by the Lord Chancellor [italics] Talbot[end italics]"s Daughter, a young Lady of but twelve Years of Age, and desir"d I would read them for the Good of the Company; but how great was my Surprise, to find they were the above Lines! however I went thro" my task, and Mrs [italics] Wainwright [end italics] ask"d my Opinion of them, and seem"d impatient at my Silence" [Pilkington then tells how she managed to convey diplomatically that they were hers, saying she"d seen them four years before, whereupon] the Baron said, that he also remember"d them, and that he was told by the Person he saw them with, that they were writ by a very young Girl, who was married to a clergyman in [italics] Ireland [end italics]..."</ptr>
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