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EDGEWORTHSTOWN, July 29, 1834. I cannot, my dear Lady of Dunmoe, tell when I can be with you; go I will before autumn runs away with all your leaves, but I am afraid I must let autumn turn them of a sober hue, though I will not let it go to the sear and yellow. In plain prose I am tied down now by rents and business. We have been dining at Mrs. Blackall's, and there met her pretty sister, Mrs.
But while I am thus ladling out praise to myself in this way, I do not flatter myself that I deserve the quantity of praise which Colonel Stewart gives me for laborious observation, or for steadiness and nicety of dissection. Perhaps you wish I should jump to conclusion now, and so I will. To MRS. EDGEWORTH. DUNMOE COTTAGE, Nov. 8, 1834.
Hope Macaulay Visit to the Herschels: Sir Joshua Reynolds's work Rogers, Lord Mahon Death of the Duchess of Wellington Scene in the House of Lords Opera and plays. Letters from Edgeworthstown, Rostrevor, Pakenham Hall, Dunmoe Cottage, Lough Glyn, Trim to Captain Basil Hall, Mrs. L. Edgeworth, Miss Ruxton, Mrs. R. Butler, Mr. Bannatyne, C.S. Edgeworth, Mr. Pakenham Edgeworth, Mrs.
I found at Black Castle four volumes of Madame d'Abrantes, which I had never read: the eleventh volume begins with her going to Portugal, and though half may be lies well dressed, yet almost all are entertaining. To MRS. R. BUTLER. DUNMOE COTTAGE, Nov. 28, 1834.
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