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The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6 · Chapter 308Letter 568
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Charles Lamb to Edward Moxon
[P.M. March 19, 1833.]
I shall expect Forster and two Moxons on Sunday, and hope for Procter.
I am obliged to be in town next Monday. Could we contrive to make a party (paying or not is immaterial) for Miss Kelly's that night, and can you shelter us after the play, I mean Emma and me? I fear, I cannot persuade Mary to join us.
N.B. I can sleep at a public house.
Send an Elia (mind, I insist on buying it) to T. Manning Esq. at Sir G. Tuthill's Cavendish Square.
Do Write
[Miss Kelly was then giving an entertainment called "Dramatic Recollections" at the Strand Theatre.]