MY DEAR GEORGE,

I send you an Euphranor, and (as you desire it) Spedding's Examiner.

{266} I believe that I should be ashamed of his praise, if I did not

desire to take any means to make my little book known for a good purpose.

I think he over-praises it: but he cannot over-praise the design, and (as

I believe) the tendency of it.

60 LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS,

[_Feb_. 27, 1851.]

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