| Title | [John Brocksopp], Risley, to his sister Mary, Ashgate: I am obliged for your offer to lend me those French books you have done with and should be glad if you would send your 'Telemaque' and a French dictionary; I am glad to hear William Barnes is no worse for his duckling; I shared the same fate just before I came away and dried myself in the coke kiln. |