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The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6 · Chapter 334Letter 594
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Charles Lamb to Charles Wentworth Dilke
[No date.]
May I now claim of you the benefit of the loan of some books. Do not fear sending too many. But do not if it be irksome to yourself,—such as shall make you say, 'damn it, here's Lamb's box come again.' Dog's leaves ensured! Any light stuff: no natural, history or useful learning, such as Pyramids, Catacombs, Giraffes, Adventures in Southern Africa, &c. &c.
With our joint compliments, yours,
C. Lamb
Church Street, Edmonton.
Novels for the last two years, or further back-nonsense of any period.