And now the murder is out." They asked me whether I had put anything else in the Times.

Nothing, I said, except the Sortes Virgilianae, which Lord John remembered well.
I never mentioned the Cambridge Journey, or the Georgics, to any but my own family; and I was therefore, as you may conceive, not a little flattered to hear in one day Moore praising one of them, and Campbell praising the other.
I find that my article on Byron is very popular; one among a thousand proofs of the bad taste of the public.

I am to review Croker's edition of Bozzy.

It is wretchedly ill done.

The notes are poorly written, and shamefully inaccurate.