FOR THE OVERFLOWINGS,

which the chief officer clearly believes to mean, for the sufferers from

the inundations.

I observe more Mingles in the laundresses' shops, and one inscription,

which looks like the name of a duet or chorus in a playbill, "Here they

mingle."

Will you congratulate Mrs. Lemon, with our loves, on her gallant victory

over the recreant cabman?

Walter has turned up, rather brilliant on the whole; and that (with

shoals of remembrances and messages which I don't deliver) is all my

present intelligence.

Ever affectionately.

[Sidenote: Mr. Mark Lemon.]

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