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　　LETTER 381

　　CHARLES LAMB TO THOMAS ALLSOP

　　[P.M. Sept. 9, 1825.]

　　My dear Allsop—We are exceedingly grieved for your loss. When your note came, my sister went to Pall Mall, to find you, and saw Mrs. L. and was a little comforted to find Mrs. A. had returned to Enfield before the distresful event. I am very feeble, can scarce move a pen; got home from Enfield on the Friday, and on Monday follow'g was laid up with a most violent nervous fever second this summer, have had Leeches to my Temples, have not had, nor can not get, a night's sleep. So you will excuse more from Yours truly, C. LAMB.

　　Islington, 9 Sept.

　　Our most kind rememb'ces to poor Mrs. Allsop. A line to say how you both are will be most acceptable.

　　[Allsop's loss was, I imagine, the death of one of his children.] The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6