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　　LETTER 570

　　CHARLES LAMB TO EDWARD MOXON

　　[P.M. March 30, 1833.]

　　D'r M. Emma and we are delighted with the Sonnets, and she with her nice Walton. Mary is deep in the novel. Come as early as you can. I stupidly overlookd your proposal to meet you in Green Lanes, for in some strange way I burnt my leg, shin-quarter, at Forster's;* it is laid up on a stool, and Asbury attends. You'll see us all as usual, about Taylor, when you come.

　　Yours ever

　　C.L.

　　*Or the night I came home, for I felt it not bad till yesterday. But I scarce can hobble across the room.

　　I have secured 4 places for night: in haste.

　　Mary and E. do not dream of any thing we have discussed.

　　[I fancy that the last sentence refers to an offer for Miss Isola's hand which Moxon had just made to Lamb.] The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6