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Letters of Edward FitzGerald, in Two Volumes. Vol. 1

Note 307 — LETTERS OF EDWARD FITZGERALD (continued 5)

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In another letter written about the same time he says, ‘The letter to Major Price at the beginning is worth any Money, and almost any Love!’ This dedication by Major Moor to his old comrade-in-arms FitzGerald would sometimes try to read aloud but would break down before he could finish it.

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