HIS WAY WHEN HE WANTED TO WRITE.

"When residing at Carlisle," he says, "if I wanted to write any thing

particularly well, I used to order a post-chaise, and go to a quiet

comfortable inn, at Longtown, where I was safe from the trouble and

bustle of a family, and there I remained until I had finished what I

was about." In this he was

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