The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 5 - The Letters of Charles and Mary Lamb by Charles Lamb;Mary Lamb
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Indeed, the poets are full of this pleasing morality-- "Veni cito, Domine Manning!" Think upon it. Excuse the paper: it is all I have. _N.B._--I lives at No. 27 Southampton Buildings, Holborn. C. LAMB. [Footnote 1: We poets generally give _light_ dinners.] [Footnote 2: No doubt the poet here alludes to port wine at 38s. the dozen.] LETTER 64 CHARLES LAMB TO S. T. COLERIDGE Thursday, Aug. 14, 1800. Read on and you'll come to the _Pens_. My head is playing all the tunes in the world, ringing such peals. It has just finished the "Merry Christ Church Bells," and absolutely is |
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