Letter dated 13 February 1822

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The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle
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          <note>Taken from letter from Jane Baillie Welsh to Thomas Carlyle - dated 3rd March though editor amends this to 20th February as this letter answers TC's of 13 Feb and is answered by his of 26 Feb.  Date range of reading experience is therefore estimate based on above dates.</note>
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          <ptr target="ukred-14369">"Well Sir - I have to thank you for your last, which certainly is the most tasteful Epistle I ever, in my life, received.  I verily believe there is not a word of it, that could offend the nicest tastem or most musical ear - All is harmony, from beginning to end - and the Metaphor and Antithesis in which it abounds render the style surprisingly rich &amp; striking."</ptr>
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