Letter 111
Very good advice to follow, indeed.
I may just be really thick-headed, but now I'm very, very curious about the Apples of King John..,.
Nobody, it appears, is sure what he meant. I think it was an "in joke" between Franklin and Brillon, probably alluding in some way to the lady's favors which, as she was married, were not to be had.
Very good advice to follow, indeed.
I may just be really thick-headed, but now I'm very, very curious about the Apples of King John..,.
Nobody, it appears, is sure what he meant. I think it was an "in joke" between Franklin and Brillon, probably alluding in some way to the lady's favors which, as she was married, were not to be had.