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Lacedæmonians, banish a great talker, 416.

Lamb, Charles, his epistolary excellence, 427.

Latimer, Bishop, episcopizes Satan, 393.

Latin tongue, curious information concerning, 405.

Launcelot, Sir, a trusser of giants formerly, perhaps would find less sport therein now, 417.

Letters classed, 427 their shape, 428 of candidates, 431 often fatal, _ib._

Lewis, Philip, a scourger of young native Americans, 414 commiserated (though not deserving it), _ib._, _note_.

Liberator, a newspaper, condemned by implication, 406.

Liberty, unwholesome for men of certain complexions, 422.

Lignum vitæ, a gift of this valuable wood proposed, 399.

Longinus recommends swearing, 394, _note_ (Fuseli did same thing).

Long sweetening recommended, 435.

Lost arts, one sorrowfully added to list of, 453.

Louis the Eleventh of France, some odd trees of his, 441.

Lowell, Mr. J. R., unaccountable silence of, 405.

Luther, Martin, his first appearance as Europa, 399.

Lyttelton, Lord, his letters an imposition, 427.