Letter dated 20th January 1825

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          <note>Taken from letter from JBW to TC dated 29 January 1825.  Pages 263-267 in this edition.  Date range based on TC's letter to JBW dated 20th December in which he spends some pages critiquing her last letter to him.  'Opiumeater' here refers to de Quincey's review of Meister in the London Magazine.</note>
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