Barry Cornwall's letter to Robert, of course, delighted as well as honoured me.

Does it appear in the new edition of his 'songs' &c.?
Mind, if ever I go to England I shall have no heart to go out of a very dark corner.

I shall just see you and that's all.

It's only Robert who is a patriot now, of us two.

England, what with the past and the present, is a place of bitterness to me, bitter enough to turn all her seas round to wormwood! Airs and hearts, all are against me in England; yet don't let me be ungrateful.