I    feminine partiality for old co see any great , a for ture gallery. I ot defend t by saying, t e or otoo a a date to admit of our remembering distinctly t it o mind t play, and t exion, t I aken to; but I am not scious of a time o my imagination.

        I o ttle, lainctured grotesques, t uion of men and    about, uncircumscribed by any element, in t ives -- a cea-cup.

        I like to see my old friends --    diminiso our optics) yet on terra firma still -- so    in courtesy interpret t speck of deeper blue, , to prevent absurdity,    up beheir sandals.

        I love till more womanish expressions.

        ly Mandario a lady from a salver -- to set off respect! And ity on teacups -- is stepping into a little fairy boat, moored on ty ming foot,    infallibly land    of a fle stream!

        Farted of trees, pagodas, dang the hays.

        coud co-extensive -- so objects smosphay.

        I ing out to my cousin last evening, over our o drink uill of an afternoon) some of t of extra-ordinary old blue c purc time using; and could not ances o us of late years, t o please times rifles of t --    seemed to over-s deteg t.

        "I ; s;e so ric mean, t I    to be poor; but tate " -- so so ramble on, -- "in    used to be a triumped a co get you to sent in times!) o e to     of, and    s. A t t .

        "Do you remember t,    folio Beaumont and Fletce at nig-garden? Do you remember    for o t e to a determination till it en oclock of turday nig off from Islington, fearing you soo late -- and aper (for tireasuries and    to me -- and    (collating you called it -- and    suffer to be left till day-break --    black cloto keep brus vanity ed it about in t over- -- your old corbeau -- for four or five o pacify your sce for ty sum of fifteen -- or sixteen s ? -- a great affair    it to buy any book t pleases you, but I do not see t you ever bring me home any nice old purchases now.

        "y apologies for laying out a less number of s print after Lionardo,    t of t of t ture -- o do but to o ag do you?

        "t o Enfield, and Potters Bar, and alttle    in    our days fare of savory cold lamb and salad -- and    at noon-tide for some det    go in, and produce our store -- only paying for t you must call for -- and speculate upon to alloable-clot ess, as Izaak alton    banks of t a fisimes times t    our plain food savorily, scarcely grudging Piscator rout    a days pleasuring, o a fine inn, and order t of dinners, never debating ter all, never ry snaps, ain usage, and a precarious wele.

        "You are too proud to see a play any. Do you remember o sit,    our so sit times in a season in t all time t you oug to    me -- and more strongly I felt obligation to you for    me -- and tter for a little saitered it    t of Illyria. You used to say, t t place of all for enjoying a play socially -- t tions must be in proportion to t t t being in general readers of plays, o attend ttend, to age -- because a    o fill up. itions o you, tention and aodation, tuations in tting in indeed, and t staircases, ill a lay to o quite as great aent as tle difficulty overe e, and ter see, you say, in too, well enoug sigy.

        "ting strae on -- in t dis dear -- to reat.    treat    reat ourselves no is, to ies a little above our means, it tle more t ual poor    get at, t makes reat -- ogeto take boto    sense of t may give t o make muo t. I do not mean t poor of all, but persons as    above poverty.

        "I knoo say, t it is mig at to make all meet -- and muco y-first Nigo at for our exceedings -- many a long face did you make over your puzzled ats, and in triving to make it out    so muuc it ill al decreasing -- but t s, and promises of one sort or anotalk of curtailing t t for ture -- and t youts (in ed up our loss, and in clusion, y brimmers (as you used to quote it out of y , as you called o . No ttering promises about tter for us."

        Bridget is so sparing of    occasions, t o a rorical vein, I am careful errupt it. I could not    tom of ion    of a clear ine of poor -- ;It is true    put up o so t muc ruggle ogeto be most t strengt our pact closer. e could never    ural dilations of t,    straiten -- eo age is supplementary yout indeed, but I fear t t is to be    ride er -- and so do so -- to do in t could turn -- could you and I once more y miles a-day -- could Bannister and Mrs. Bland again be young, and you and I young to see turn -- t could you and I at t, instead of t argument, by our ed fire-side, sitting ling up t stair-cases, pus, and squeezed, and elbo rabble of pallery scramblers -- could I once more opmost stair, quered, let in t ligre do t ever touc so deep as I o bury more    Jeo o purd no look at t merry little Cer ester, over t pretty insipid    of a lady in t very blue summer-;
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