Wednesday.
DEARS AGAIN
Your letter interrupted a seventh game at Picquet which we were having, after walking to Wright's and purchasing shoes. We pass our time in cards, walks, and reading. We attack Tasso soon.
C.L.
Never was such a calm, or such a recovery. 'Tis her own words, undictated.
[The marriage of Edward Moxon and Emma Isola was celebrated on July 30.
They afterwards went to Paris.
"Mrs. W."—Mrs. Walden, I imagine.
Here should come an amusing but brief account of the wedding sent by
Lamb to Louisa Badams on August 20 (printed by Canon Ainger). "I am not
fit for weddings or burials. Both incite a chuckle:" a sentiment which
Lamb more than once expresses.
Here should come a note thanking Matilda Betham for some bridal verses written for the wedding of Edward Moxon and Emma Isola. "In haste and headake.">[