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　　LETTER 403

　　CHARLES LAMB TO EDWARD MOXON

　　[No date. ? Sept., 1826.]

　　I have had much trouble to find Field to-day. No matter. He was packing up for out of town. He has writ a handsomest letter, which you will transmit to Murry with your proof-sheets. Seal it.—

　　Yours C. L——.

　　Mrs. Hood will drink tea with us on Thursday at 1/2 past 5 at Latest.

　　N.B. I have lost my Museum reading today: a day with Titus: owing to your dam'd bisness.—I am the last to reproach anybody. I scorn it.

　　If you shall have the whole book ready soon, it will be best for Murry to see.

　　[I am not clear as to what proof-sheets of Moxon's Lamb refers. His second book, Christmas, 1829, was issued through Hurst, Chance & Co.

　　Barton Field and John Murray were friends.

　　"A day with Titus." Can this (a friend suggests) have any connection with the phrase Amici! diem perdidi? There is no Titus play among the Garrick Extracts.] The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6