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Early voyages and travels in the Levant

Note 310 — PART II. DR. COVEL’S DIARY. (continued 2)

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Probably, as Covel was a Cambridge man, he alludes to the same lady as Mr. Pepys speaks of as Mr. Sanchy’s mistress: “And there found Mr. Sanchy and Mrs. Mary Archer, sister to the fair Betty whom I did admire at Cambridge.”

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