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Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

CHAPTER IV
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The few hundreds who could obtain admittance to the Hall will be the only losers.
Ever yours T.B.M.
To Hannah M.Macaulay.
London: July 8, 1831.
My dear Sister,--Since I wrote to you I have been out to dine and sleep at Holland House.

We had a very agreeable and splendid party; among others the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, and the Marchioness of Clanricarde, who, you know, is the daughter of Canning.

She is very beautiful, and very like her father, with eyes full of fire, and great expression in all her features.

She and I had a great deal of talk.

She showed much cleverness and information, but, I thought, a little more of political animosity than is quite becoming in a pretty woman.


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