您可以在百度里搜索“The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 5 艾草文学(www.321553.xyz)”查找最新章节！

　　LETTER 95

　　CHARLES LAMB TO JOHN RICKMAN

　　16, Mitre Court Buildings, Inner Temple, April 10, 1802.

　　Dear Rickman,—The enclosed letter explains itself. It will save me the danger of a corporal interview with the man-eater who, if very sharp-set, may take a fancy to me, if you will give me a short note, declaratory of probabilities. These from him who hopes to see you once or twice more before he goes hence, to be no more seen: for there is no tipple nor tobacco in the grave, whereunto he hasteneth.

　　C. LAMB.

　　How clearly the Goul writes, and like a gentleman!

　　[A friend of Burnett, named Simonds, is meant. Lamb calls him a "Goul" in another letter, and elsewhere says he eats strange flesh. See note on page 232.] The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 5