TO MR. MOORE.

"Sunday matin.

"Was not Iago perfection? particularly the last look. I was _close_

to him (in the orchestra), and never saw an English countenance

half so expressive.

"I am acquainted with no _im_material sensuality so delightful as

good acting; and, as it is fitting there should be good plays, now

and then, besides Shakspeare's, I wish you or Campbell would write

one:--the rest of 'us youth' have not heart enough.

"You were cut up in the Champion--is it not so? this day so am

I--even to _shocking_ the editor. The critic writes well; and as,

at present, poesy is not my passion predominant, and my snake of

Aaron has swallowed up all the other serpents, I don't feel

fractious. I send you the paper, which I mean to take in for the

future. We go to M.'s together. Perhaps I shall see you before, but

don't let me _bore_ you, now nor ever.

"Ever, as now, truly and affectionately," &c.

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