LETTER 409. TO MR. MOORE.

"Ravenna, January 22. 1821.

"Pray get well. I do not like your complaint. So, let me have a

line to say you are up and doing again. To-day I am thirty-three

years of age.

"Through life's road, &c. &c.[31]

"Have you heard that the 'Braziers' Company have, or mean to

present an address at Brandenburgh House, 'in armour,' and with all

possible variety and splendour of brazen apparel?

"The Braziers, it seems, are preparing to pass

An address, and present it themselves all in brass--

A superfluous pageant--for, by the Lord Harry,

They'll find where they're going much more than they carry.

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