The "Critical Magazine" for 1767 and 1768, is on that list, and I know there are lots of queer, interesting things in it, but it takes a good while to hunt them out from the other things for which you would not care at all.

And then there are all the "Spectators," and "Ramblers," and "The World Displayed" in eight volumes, which, from what I saw when I looked through it, seems to be a different kind of world from the one I live in; and there are others that you will see on your list.

But there is one book which I have been reading lately which I think you will find odder and funnier than any of the rest.

It is the "Geographical Grammar" by Mr Salmon.

Suppose I bring you that.