32/34 He saw you! Now, he never lies." [Footnote: Mr.Murray was in Brighton at the time.] Thus pressed by his correspondents, Mr.Murray did his best to rescue the _Quarterly_ from failure. Though it brought him into prominent notice as a publisher, it was not by any means paying its expenses. Some thought it doubtful whether "the play was worth the candle." Yet Murray was not a man to be driven back by comparative want of success. He continued to enlist a band of competent contributors. Amongst these were some very eminent men: Mr.John Barrow of the Admiralty; the Rev. |