I am living at Mrs.Schwabe's just now till 16th this month.

Pray write me a note, even If you can't come.
"Yours ever, "MARY MOHL." * * * * * All the capital letters in the above transcript, except those in her name are mine, she uses none.

The note is written in headlong hurry.
Mignet, whom I met at the house of Thiers, I liked too, but Mohl was my favourite.
It was all very amusing, with as much excitement and interest of all kinds crammed into a few weeks as might have lasted one for a twelvemonth.

And I liked it better than teaching Latin to the youth of Birmingham.

But it would seem that there was something that I liked better still.