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　　LETTER 387

　　CHARLES LAMB TO CHARLES OLLIER

　　January, 1826.

　　Dear O.,—We lamented your absence last night. The grouse were piquant, the backs incomparable. You must come in to cold mutton and oysters some evening. Name your evening; though I have qualms at the distance. Do you never leave early? My head is very queerish, and indisposed for much company; but we will get Hood, that half Hogarth, to meet you. The scrap I send should come in AFTER the "Rising with the Lark."

　　Yours truly.

　　Colburn, I take it, pays postages.

　　[The scrap was the Fallacy "That we Should Lie Down with the Lamb," which has perhaps the rarest quality of the series.

　　Here perhaps should come two further notes to Ollier, referring to some articles on Chinese jests by Manning.

　　Here should come a letter to Mr. Hudson dated February 1, 1826, recommending a nurse for a mental case. Given in the Boston Bibliophile edition.] The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6