Letters of Charles Lamb: With Some Account of the Writer, His Friends and Correspondents, and Explanatory Notes, Volume 2G. Bell and sons, 1886 |
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... gone from home these five weeks yesterday . She has left me very lonely and very miserable . I stroll about ; but there is no rest but at one's own fireside ; and there is no rest for me there now . I look forward to the worse half ...
... gone from home these five weeks yesterday . She has left me very lonely and very miserable . I stroll about ; but there is no rest but at one's own fireside ; and there is no rest for me there now . I look forward to the worse half ...
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... gone ( or something come instead of it ) , the stone - chat , and the glancing sand - piper , ' which was a line quite alive . I demand these at your hand . I am glad that you have not sacrificed a verse to those scoundrels . I would ...
... gone ( or something come instead of it ) , the stone - chat , and the glancing sand - piper , ' which was a line quite alive . I demand these at your hand . I am glad that you have not sacrificed a verse to those scoundrels . I would ...
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... gone thinking on for years for . Laodamia ' is a very original poem ; I mean original with reference to your own manner . You have nothing like it . I should have seen it in a strange place , and greatly admired it , but not suspected ...
... gone thinking on for years for . Laodamia ' is a very original poem ; I mean original with reference to your own manner . You have nothing like it . I should have seen it in a strange place , and greatly admired it , but not suspected ...
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... gone , no one knows whither , —and all this has taken place while have been settling whether Ho - hing - tong should be spelt with a For aught I see you had almost as well remain where you are , and not come like a Struld- brug into a ...
... gone , no one knows whither , —and all this has taken place while have been settling whether Ho - hing - tong should be spelt with a For aught I see you had almost as well remain where you are , and not come like a Struld- brug into a ...
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... gone into the Fishmongers ' Almshouses over the bridge . I have a little cabin there , small and homely ; but you shall be welcome to it . You like oysters , and to open them your- self ; I'll get you some if you come in oyster time ...
... gone into the Fishmongers ' Almshouses over the bridge . I have a little cabin there , small and homely ; but you shall be welcome to it . You like oysters , and to open them your- self ; I'll get you some if you come in oyster time ...
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