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h we witnessed together.] * * * * * TO MR. MOORE. "Sunday matin. "Was not Iago perfection? particularly the last look. I was _close_ to him (in the orchestra), and never saw an English countenance half so expressive. "I am acquainted with no _im_material sensuality so delightful as good acting; and, as it is fitting there should be good plays, now and then, besides Shakspeare's, I wish you or Campbell would write one:--the rest of 'us youth' have not heart enough. "You were cut up in the Champion--is it not so? this day so am I--even to _shocking_ the editor. The critic writes well; and as, at present, poesy is not my passion predominant, and my snake of Aaron has swallowed up all the other serpents, I don't feel fractious. I send you the paper, which I mean to take in for the future. We go to M.'s together. Perhaps I shall see you before, but don't let me _bore_ you, now nor ever. "Ever, as now, truly and affectionately," &c. * * * * * TO MR. MOORE. "May 5. 1814. "Do you go to the Lady Cahir's this even? If you do--and whenever we are bound to the same follies--let us embark in the same 'Shippe of Fooles.' I have been up till five, and up at nine; and feel heavy with only winking for the last three or four nights. "I lost my party and place at supper trying to keep out of the way of * * * *. I would have gone away altogether, but that would have appeared a worse affectation than t'other. You are of course engaged to dinner, or we may go quietly together to my box at Covent Garden, and afterwards to this assemblage. Why did you go away so soon? "Ever, &c. "P.S. _Ought not_ R * * * fe's supper to have been a dinner? Jackson is here, and I must fatigue myself into spirits." * * * * * TO MR. MOORE. "May 18. 1814. "Thanks--and punctuality. _What_ has passed at * * * *s House? I suppose that _I_ am to know, and 'pars fui' of the conference. I regret that your * * * *s will detain you so late, but I suppose you will be at Lady Jersey's. I am going earlier with Hobhouse. You recollect that to-morrow we sup and see Kean. "P.S. _Two_ to-morrow is the hour of pugilism." * * * * *
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