BOWLES. "Why, how now, saucy Tom,
If you thus must ramble,
I will publish some
Remarks on Mr. Campbell.
CAMPBELL. "Why, how now, Billy Bowles,
&c. &c. &c."
LETTER 415. TO MR. MURRAY.
"March 2. 1821.
"This was the beginning of a letter which I meant for Perry, but stopped short, hoping you would be able to prevent the theatres. Of course you need not send it; but it explains to you my feelings on the subject. You say that 'there is nothing to fear, let them do what they please;' that is to say, that you would see me damned with great tranquillity. You are a fine fellow."
TO MR. PERRY.
"Ravenna, January 22. 1821.
"Dear Sir,