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Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

CHAPTER VI
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I pass an hour or more every day in nursing her, and teaching her to talk.

She has got as far as Ba, Pa, and Ma; which, as she is not eight months old, we consider as proofs of a genius little inferior to that of Shakespeare or Sir Isaac Newton.
The municipal elections have put me in good spirits as to English politics.

I was rather inclined to despondency.
Ever yours affectionately T.B.MACAULAY.
Calcutta: July 25, 1836.
My dear Ellis,--I have heard from you again, and glad I always am to hear from you.

There are few things to which I look forward with more pleasure than to our meeting.

It is really worth while to go into banishment for a few years for the pleasure of going home again.


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