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Works of Charles and Mary Lamb. VI-VII. Letters
Charles Lamb to Thomas Allsop, [1821?]
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[No date. ? 1821.]

DR Sir—Thanks for the Birds and your kindness. It was but yesterdy. I was contriving with Talfd to meet you ½ way at his chamber. But night don’t do so well at present. I shall want to be home at Dalston by Eight.

I will pay an afternoon visit to you when you please. I dine at a chop-house at One always, but I can spend an hour with you after that.

Yours truly
C. L.

Would Saturdy serve?