...the ground in my imagination into favourite districts. I made a point of dressing myself as if for a long walk ; and then, putting on my gloves, and taking...dreaming of one of these games (but the words had a more touching effect on my ear) that he exclaimed one night in his sleep, " No : I 'ra not lost ; I 'm found....

...the ground in my imagination into favorite districts. I made a point of dressing myself as if for a long walk ; and then, putting on my gloves, and taking...dreaming of one of these games (but the words had a more touching effect on my ear) that he exclaimed one night in his sleep, " No : I'm not lost ; I'm found."...

...the ground in my imagination into favourite districts. I made a point of dressing myself as if for a long walk ; and then, putting on my gloves, and taking...dreaming of one of these games (but the words had a more touching effect on my ear) that he exclaimed one night in his sleep, " No : I 'm not lost ; I 'm found."...

...the ground in my imagination into favourite districts. I made a point of dressing myself as if for a long walk ; and then, putting on my gloves, and taking...together. It was, probably, in dreaming of one of those games (but the words had a more touching effect on my ear) that he exclaimed one night in his...

...the ground in my imagination into favourite districts. I made a point of dressing myself as if for a long walk ; and then, putting on my gloves, and taking my book under my arm, *teppcd furth, requesting my wife not to wait dinner if I was too late. My eldest little boy, to whom...

...Garden," and his mild philosophy. " I made a point," said he, " of dressing myself daily, as if for a long walk, and then putting on my gloves, and taking...requesting my wife not to wait dinner, if I was too late. " When I sat amidst my books, and saw the imaginary sky (a painted one) over my head, and my paperroses...

...the ground in my imagination into favourite diftricts. I made a point of drefling myfelf as if for a long walk ; and then, putting on my gloves, and taking my book under my arm, ftepped forth, requefting my wife not to wait dinner if I was too late. My eldeft little boy, to whom...

...long walk ; and then, putting on my gloves, and taking my book under my arm, ftepped forth, requefting my wife not to wait dinner if I was too late. My eldeft little boy, to whom Lamb addreffed fome charming verfes on the occafion, was my conftant companion,...

...Hunts' most regular visitors at that time. "My eldest little boy," writes Hunt in his Autobiography, " was my constant companion, and we used to play all sorts of juvenile games together." And it was on watching the child at play among the uncongenial surroundings of prison life that Lamb...

...regular visitors at that time. " My eldest little boy," writes Hunt in his Autobiography, " was mj constant companion, and we used to play all sorts of juvenile games together." And it was on watching the child at play among the uncongenial surroundings of prison life that Lamb...