J O H N,
Lord Viscount S P E N C E R.
MY LORD,
I Humbly beg leave to offer you
these two Volumes ; they are
the best my talents, with such bad
health as I have, could produce : --
had providence granted me a larger
stock of either, they had been a
much more proper present to your
Lordship.
I
D E D I C A T I O N
I beg your Lordship will forgive
me, if, at the same time I dedi-
cate this work to you, I join Lady
SPENCER, in the liberty I take of
inscribing the story of Le Fever in
the sixth volume to her name ; for
which I have no other motive, which
my heart has informed me of, but
that the story is a humane one.
I am,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's
Most devoted,
And most humble Servant,
LAUR. STERNE.
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