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共 38 段- 571 Charles Lamb to Edward Moxon Spr
- On second consideration, I do enclose the proof.
- Here should come a letter from Lamb to William Godwin, dated
- [John Howard Payne (1792-1852) was born in New York. He bega
- I have nothing of Defoe's but two or three Novels, and the P
- My dear Sir--I have read quite through the ponderous folio o
- It gives me great pleasure (the letter now begins) to hear t
- "While I watch my tulips." Lamb is, of course, embroidering
- I must now thank you for your very kind invitation. It is no
- With the exception of an Epilogue for a Private Theatrical,
- I am married myself--to a severe step-wife, who keeps me, no
- Dear Miss H. Thank you for a noble Goose, which wanted only
- I must scribble to make up my hiatus crumenae, for there are
- I did not express myself clearly about what I think a false
- P.S.--I do not know what to say to your _latest_ theory abou
- Dear D.--I have observed that a Letter is never more accepta
- My dear B.B.--A gentleman I never saw before brought me your
- "Procter has got a wen." This paragraph must be taken with s
- [The verses with which Emma was delighted were probably writ
- Bring out the next N'o. on Friday, for country correspondent
- DEAR B.B.--You must excuse my silence. I have been in very p
- Dear Clarke,--We did expect to see you with Victoria and the
- Dear Dyer, My very good friend, and Charles Clarke's father
- "Cowden with the Tuft." So called from his hair, and from _R
- in report of Lucy's restoration. Would I could send you as g
- Suffice it that after sad spirits prolonged thro' many of it
- My dear Ayrton,--Your letter, which was only not so pleasant
- Dear Southey,--My friend Hone, whom you would like _for a fr
- DEAR B.B.--Could you dream of my publishing without sending
- Dear Dyer,--Mr. Rogers, and Mr. Rogers's friends, are perfec
- [Moxon had just acquired _The Englishman's Magazine_ and Lam
- Mrs. Fields, writing in the _Atlantic Monthly_ for April, 18
- Mary and E. do not dream of any thing we have discussed.
- [Pindar was Cary's edition, which Moxon had just published.
- Dear Wordsworth, I write from a house of mourning. The oldes
- This letter practically disposes of the statement made by mo
- James, Miss Sarah, to ? April, 18
- John, his querulousness