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“which must be written either by Walter Scott or the Devil. . . . I never experienced such unmixed pleasure as the reading of this exquisite work has afforded me; and if you could see me, and the curses of those whose needs my scanty supply could not satisfy, the Tales, you might judge of the sincerity with which I now e37iii图片ntreat you to assure the Author of the most complete success.” Lord Holland had said, receiving the unanimous and vehement praises of those who have read it, when37iii图片 Mr. Murray asked his opinion, “Opinion! We did not one of us go to bed last night — nothing slept but my gout.”

The very Whigs we, as the author’s literary chamb37iii图片erlain,