EDGEWORTHSTOWN, _Nov. 1810._

We are to set out for Dublin on the 13th, to hear Davy's Lectures. Lord

Fingal was so kind as to come here yesterday with Lady Teresa Dease, and

he told me that my uncle is gone to Dublin. Tell me everything about it

clearly. Honora, Fanny, and William go with us.

* * * * *

Mrs. Edgeworth interpolates:

We spent a few weeks in Dublin. Davy's Lectures not only opened a new

world of knowledge to ourselves and to our young people, but were

especially gratifying to Mr. Edgeworth and Maria, confirming, by the

eloquence, ingenuity, and philosophy which they displayed, the high idea

they had so early formed of Mr. Davy's powers.

MARIA EDGEWORTH _to_ MISS RUXTON.

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