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Works of Charles and Mary Lamb. VI-VII. Letters
Charles Lamb to John Bates Dibdin, [6 May 1823]
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[p.m. May 6, 1823.]

DEAR Sir—Your verses were very pleasant, and I shall like to see more of them—I do not mean addressed to me.

I do not know whether you live in town or country, but if it
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suits your convenience I shall be glad to see you some evening— say Thursday—at 20 Great Russell Street, Covt Garden. If you can come, do not trouble yourself to write. We are old fashiond people who drink tea at six, or not much later, and give cold mutton and pickle at nine, the good old hour. I assure you (if it suit you) we shall be glad to see you.—

Yours, etc.
C. Lamb.
E.I.H., Tuesday,

Some day of May 1823.
Not official.

My love to Mr. Railton.
The same to Mr. Rankin,
to the whole Firm indeed.