A CONSTANT READER.

"I shandy it away fifty times more than I was ever wont, talk more

nonsense than ever you heard me talk in your days--and to all sorts of

people. _Qui le diable est cet homme là_ ... said Choiseul, t'other

day. You'll think me as vain as a devil, was I to tell you the rest of

the dialogue.... The Duke of Orleans has suffered my portrait to be

added to the number of some odd men in his collection; and a gentleman

who lives with him has taken it _most expressively_, at full

length. I purpose to obtain an etching of it, and to send it to you."

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