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            <title>Thomas Gray to Horace Walpole (26 May 1769)</title>
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                        <title>Correspondence of Thomas Gray</title>, 3 vols. Ed. by the late Paget Toynbee and Leonard Whibley, with corrections and additions by H. W. Starr. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1971 [1st ed. 1935], letter no. 495, vol. iii, 1060-1061
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                        <title>The Correspondence of Gray, Walpole, West and Ashton (1734-1771)</title>, 2 vols. Chronologically arranged and edited with introduction, notes, and index by Paget Toynbee. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1915, letter no. 245, vol. ii, 292
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                        <title>The Yale Edition of Horace Walpole's Correspondence</title>. Ed. by W. S. Lewis. New Haven, Conn.: Yale UP; London: Oxford UP, 1937-83, vols. 13/14: <title>Horace Walpole's Correspondence with Thomas Gray, Richard West and Thomas Ashton</title> i, 1734-42, <title>Horace Walpole's Correspondence with Thomas Gray</title> ii, 1745-71, ed. by W. S. Lewis, George L. Lam and Charles H. Bennett, 1948, vol. ii, 185
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               <addrLine>To The Honble Horace Walpole in Arlington Street London</addrLine>
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               <date>27 MA</date>
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            <dateline>Pembroke-Hall. 26 May. 1769 </dateline>
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         <p>Old Cole lives at <hi rend="italic">Water-Beach</hi>
					 near the road from Cambridge to Ely: but I believe, you had best send the book to me, &amp; I will take care it shall be deliver'd to him. I have not seen it yet, but propose to buy it on
					your recommendation. if it has a hundrdth part of Linnæus's merit, it must be divine! what the title
					means, I do not conceive.</p>
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