I believe that with me it is pride that revolts at the trash.
And then it is so false; the people are so clearly flattering to be flattered.

Oh, I hate it!!! "Make my kindest regards [_sic_] and accept my father's.
"Ever most faithfully and affectionately yours, "M.R.

MITFORD.
"P.S .-- I suppose my book will be out in about a month.

I shall desire Whittaker to send you a copy.

It is the fifth and last volume." * * * * * The following interesting letter, franked by her friend Talfourd, and shown only by the post-mark to have been posted on the 20th of June, 1836, is apparently only part of a letter, for it is written upon one page, and the two "turnovers" only; and begins abruptly:-- * * * * * "My being in London this year seems very uncertain, although if Mr.
Sergeant Talfourd's _Ion_ be played, as I believe it will, for Mr.
Macready's benefit, I shall hardly be able to resist the temptation of going up for a very few days to be present upon that occasion.