Letter : to [William Charles] Macready, [1857] Sept. 13.

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Letter : to [William Charles] Macready, [1857] Sept. 13.

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He has just returned from Hombourg; has "no lectures to give but the one I owe you and will pay it on any day that shall be fixed by you....announce either Week Day Preachers or George III."

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