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The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6 · Chapter 276Letter 536
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Charles Lamb to Edward Moxon
[P.M. Sept. 5, 1831.]
Dear M., Your Letter's contents pleased me. I am only afraid of taxing you, yet I want a stimulus, or I think I should drag sadly. I shall keep the monies in trust till I see you fairly over the next 1 January. Then I shall look upon 'em as earned. Colburn shall be written to. No part of yours gave me more pleasure (no, not the £,10, tho' you may grin) than that you will revisit old Enfield, which I hope will be always a pleasant idea to you.
Yours very faithfully
C. L
[The letter's contents was presumably payment for Lamb's contribution to The Englishman's Magazine.]