indifference

and circumstance, and their passions will do wonders for a

dasher

which I suppose you are, though I seldom had the impudence or patience to follow them up.


[Footnote 1:]

Lord Petersham was one of the chief dandies of the day. Gronow in 1814 (

Reminiscences

, vol. i. p. 285) found him

"making a particular sort of blacking, which he said would eventually supersede every other."