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 Copy.
Heliers,
Jersey,

April 2/68.
Havergall,
Of course, I trote "Dear E"vaci‘a‘m." for the very purpose

of running my pen through it, an ingenious may

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our way. Do not suppose that I undervalue ceremony, we con

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not get on in society without it, hut, like many other thinL

we could not get on Without, I don't like t n excess,
neither do you,I infer, as you have”followed suit" and do
not "Sir" me any more. It was Very kind of you to post

all that thet sweet music to me but I must thank Mrs Haver—
gall also —( however anti—cerehonious I m‘y be).

When your note reached me I was too ill to reply, a
sharp attack of bronchitis was upon me, and the sense of
suffoeiation that malady produces is one of the most pain—
ful things I ever xperienced. I never had it before. I

will not say I hope I never will a ain, for I fear now that
once that Chink has bee found another shaft may find its
way there again, and I think th, utterance of vain hopes

a foolish practice

I do ho;e,honever, that the warm weather when it

 

 comes)and the absence of east windi when it goes) will allow.
me to rally 1nd enable me to gak to Scotland. At present I dare
not attempt a long journey even by easy stages. I am very weak
just now.

Vour account of your conversatior with Tr Favergall

vour father about hvmnals niVes me much satisfaction for it
u u ) x J 9

s precisely that I have thought en this subject, and it is not
justly
merely the "unsigflable stuff” as you/call it that one has so

often to object to, it is the utter want of reverence for the
solemnity of the subject that, but too often, reVOlts us in the
vulgar verse. The free.and easy verbosity of commonplace cant is
to me, very disgusting.
Yours Very sincerely,
(sd) Saml. Lover.

Chg
PS. Please presentLenclosed note with.my best regards.