Lambs Friend the Census Taker Life And Letters of John Rickman
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J. Cottle is vigorously printing unfortunate Alfred. I look with melan- choly to his future disappointment. Amos Cottle dines with me on Saturday. We shall drink your health, and speedy return to the land of intellect and morality. I hear that R. Cottle (whom I do not know) is going to com- mence a bookselling business. Your letter is down at Clifford's Inn. As it contained no secret, I thought it would gratify G. D. And A. C. 1 to see themselves not forgotten, and perhaps in some sort give you... a greater latitude of longer silence to either of them ; for of writing letters you must be well nigh weary. I am as glad as you that you have not forgotten Portuguese ; that will save much time. Mrs. E. S. Proceeds in that task with rapidity, I daresay ; I think females are good at learning to talk outlandish tongues, especially if she can accommodate herself to Portuguese company. There are no middle-aged women in Portugal, therefore the Prince of Wales (perhaps) did not follow you. G. Dyer desires me to convey to you Mrs.
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J. Cottle is vigorously printing unfortunate Alfred. I look with melan- choly to his future disappointment. Amos Cottle dines with me on Saturday. We shall drink your health, and speedy return to the land of intellect and morality. I hear that R. Cottle (whom I do not know) is going to com- mence a bookselling business. Your letter is down at Clifford's Inn. As it contained no secret, I thought it would gratify G. D. And A. C. 1 to see themselves not forgotten, and perhaps in some sort give you... a greater latitude of longer silence to either of them ; for of writing letters you must be well nigh weary. I am as glad as you that you have not forgotten Portuguese ; that will save much time. Mrs. E. S. Proceeds in that task with rapidity, I daresay ; I think females are good at learning to talk outlandish tongues, especially if she can accommodate herself to Portuguese company. There are no middle-aged women in Portugal, therefore the Prince of Wales (perhaps) did not follow you. G. Dyer desires me to convey to you Mrs.
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