PORTRAIT OF STERNE.

(_To the Editor._)

As many of the pages of your extensively-circulated little work have

preserved memorials of _Laurence Sterne_, I hope you can spare room

for the underwritten extract, from a letter of his to Mr. Garrick, dated

Paris, March, 1762, and which may be seen in Vol I. of Mrs. Medalle's

"Letters of the late L. Sterne."

My object in thus troubling you is, in the hope (perhaps you will say an

almost forlorn, or distant one) that _possibly_ some one of your

readers, either here or abroad, maybe able to suggest where it is likely

the under-mentioned _whole-length_ portrait may now be of that once

very distinguished man.

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