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'Ross gave us an excellent sermon, yesterday, on "Hallowing the Name." Though far from commonplace, it might have been delivered in any church.
'We have had Fanny Kemble here last week.

I only heard her "Romeo and Juliet,"-- not less instructive, as her readings always are, than exciting; for in her glass Shakspeare is a philosopher.

I know her, and honour her, for her truthfulness amidst all trials.' * * * * * LADY BYRON TO H.C.R.
'BRIGHTON, March 5, 1855.
'I recollect only those passages of Dr.Kennedy's book which bear upon the opinions of Lord Byron.

Strange as it may seem, Dr.Kennedy is most faithful where you doubt his being so.