Authors, English -- 19th century -- Correspondence; Lamb, Charles, 1775-1834 -- Correspondence
What can make her so fond of a gingerbread watch?
She has spoiled some of the movements. Between ourselves, she has kissed
away "half-past twelve," which I suppose to be the canonical hour in
Hanover Square.
Well, if "love me, love my watch," answers, she will keep time to you.
It goes right by the Horse-Guards.
Dearest M.,--Never mind opposite nonsense. She does not love you for the
watch, but the watch for you. I will be at the wedding, and keep the
30th July, as long as my poor months last me, as a festival gloriously.
Yours ever,
ELIA.
THE END.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Best Letters of Charles Lamb
Edited by Edward Gilpin Johnson
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