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The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6 · Chapter 335Letter 595
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Charles Lamb to Charles Wentworth Dilke
[No date. Spring, 1834.]
Dear Sir, I return 44 volumes by Tate. If they are not all your own, and some of mine have slipt in, I do not think you will lose much. Shall I go on with the Table talk? I will, if you like it, when the Culinary article has appear'd.
Robins, the Carrier, from the Swan, Snow Hill, will bring any more contributions, thankfully to be receiv'd—I pay backwards and forwards.
C. Lamb
["Table Talk by the late Elia" appeared in The Athenaeum on January 4, May 31, June 7 and July 19, 1834. The Culinary article is the paragraph that now closes the "Table Talk" (see Vol. I.).]