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The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6 · Chapter 155Letter 414
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Charles Lamb to William Hone
[No date. June, 1827.]
Dear Hone, I should like this in your next book. We are at Enfield, where (when we have solituded awhile) we shall be glad to see you. Yours,
C. Lamb
[This was written on the back of the MS. of "Going or Gone" (see Vol. IV.), a poem of reminiscences of Lamb's early Widford days, printed in Hone's Table-Book, June, 1827, signed Elia.]