PARDOE

asking him to let her have the termination of the parcel of MS now in your hands... and promising to return it by messenger, together with 4 manuscript pages of poetry, with a separate annotation that they are Part of a Translation of Sorelli's Peste by Miss Pardoe starting On which they look'd, & worshipped as they knelt! / When first the anger of the Lord pealed out, / Each angel heart beat quicker, fear and awe / Fell on the Heavenly Host; for well they knew /..., the letter 1 side 8vo., 5 Denbigh St, Tuesday, no date, and the translation 124 lines on 4 sides 4to., no place, no date, and a contemporary engraving from the drawing by Lilley,