The passage, for instance, in which the Duke of BARTLEMY repels the advances of the orphan charwoman isbut you have read it, and I need not therefore enlarge further upon it.

I. of the present edition a review of Dibdin's book, in the New Times, January 27, 1825, which both from internal evidence and from the quotation of the charwoman passage I take to be by Lamb, who was writing for that paper at that time.