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　　LETTER 364

　　CHARLES LAMB TO THOMAS MANNING

　　[Not dated. February, 1825.]

　　My dear M.,—You might have come inopportunely a week since, when we had an inmate. At present and for as long as ever you like, our castle is at your service. I saw Tuthill yesternight, who has done for me what may

　　"To all my nights and days to come,

　　Give solely sovran sway and masterdom."

　　But I dare not hope, for fear of disappointment. I cannot be more explicit at present. But I have it under his own hand, that I am non-capacitated (I cannot write it in-) for business. O joyous imbecility! Not a susurration of this to anybody!

　　Mary's love.

　　C. LAMB.

　　[Lamb had just taken a most momentous step in his career and had consulted Tuthill as to his health, in the hope of perhaps obtaining release and a pension from the East India House. We learn more of this soon.

　　Here might come two brief notes to Dibdin, of no importance.] The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6