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Works of Charles and Mary Lamb. VI-VII. Letters
Charles Lamb to Thomas Poole, 4 May 1804
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[Dated at end: Temple, 4th May, 1804.]

DEAR Sir—I have no sort of connexion with the Morning Post at present, nor acquaintance with its late Editor (the present Editor of the Courier) to ask a favour of him with pro-
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priety; but if it will be of any use, I believe I could get the insertions into the British Press (a Morning Paper) through a friend.—

Yours truly
C. Lamb.
[Dated at end: Temple, 5 May 1804.]

DEAR Sir—I can get the insertions into the British Press without any difficulty at all. I am only sorry that I have no interest in the M. Post, having so much greater circulation. If your friend chuses it, you will be so good as to return me the Critique, of which I forgot to take a copy, and I suppose on Monday or Tuesday it will be in. The sooner I have it, the better.

Yours &c.
C. Lamb.

I did formerly assist in the Post, but have no longer any engagement.—