Leigh Hunt to William Hone, 28 November, 1825

Leigh Hunt to William Hone, 28 November, 1825.¹ — -TEI-

My dear Sir, —

I have unfortunately neither copy nor book; but Thornton² is going to Burlington Street this evening, or the first thing tomorrow-{morng}, and if I can procure either a copy of the forthcoming number, or the sheet on which the article is printed, you shall have it tomorrow before 12 o'clock, to give it a chance of insertion .

I am sorry for your sigh-at-ica; but I thought exercise was the best thing for that sort of hyp.- I hope to get at you, at all events, before long.

Very truly your's,

Leigh Hunt

Nov. 28. 1825.

[Address:]
Mr. Hone,
Ludgate Hill

Notes

University of Iowa Digital Library, Leigh Hunt Letters, item: MsL H93h2. [external link] [return]

The context of Hunt's note is not clear; given the date, it would seem likely that Hone is seeking some particular printed text for inclusion in the Every-Day Book. "Thornton" is Hunt's oldest son. [return]

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English

Leigh Hunt to William Hone, 28 November, 1825