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Works of Charles and Mary Lamb. VI-VII. Letters
Charles Lamb to John Forster, [April? 1832]
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[? Late April, 1832.]

One day in my life

Do come.

C. L.

I HAVE placed poor Mary at Edmonton—

I shall be very glad to see the Hunch Back and Straitback the 1st Eveng they can come. I am very poorly indeed. I have been cruelly thrown out. Come and don’t let me drink too much. I drank more yesterday than I ever did any one day in my life

C. L.

Do come.

Cannot your Sister come and take a half bed—or a whole one? Which, alas, we have to spare.