'What would I do to once again run (real running, for I was a boy), to Bond Street from Camberwell, and come back with a small book brimful of the sweetest and truest things in the world?' April 31, 1841. ROBERT BROWNING to LAMAN BLANCHARD. 'I shall put them up among my poetical treasures.' Nov. 9, 1828. CHARLES LAMB to LAMAN BLANCHARD. |