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Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

CHAPTER IV
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The conversation of Rogers is remarkably polished and artificial.

What he says seems to have been long meditated, and might be published with little correction.

Sydney talks from the impulse of the moment, and his fun is quite inexhaustible.
Ever yours T.B.M.
To Hannah M Macaulay.
London: June 8, 1831.
My dear Sister,--Yesterday night I went to the Jew's.

I had indeed no excuse for forgetting the invitation; for, about a week after I had received the green varnished billet, and answered it, came another in the self-same words, and addressed to Mr.Macaulay, Junior.

I thought that my answer had miscarried; so down I sate, and composed a second epistle to the Hebrews.


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