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Charles Lamb is a writer whose sayings are generally like women's letters: all the pith in the postscript.
Charles Lamb is a writer whose sayings are generally like women's letters: all the pith in the postscript.
Charles Lamb is a clever fellow, certainly; but full of villainous and abortive puns, which he miscarries of every minute.
Charles Lamb conquered poverty and hereditary madness, and won an imperishable name in English literature, all in silence and with a smile.