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Excerpt from The Letters of Thomas Gray, Vol. 3: Including the Correspondence of Gray and Mason
The Editor desires to acknowledge his Obligations to many kind correspondents in addition to those already named in vols. I and ii. He is much indebted to Mrs. Ellershaw Of Durham, to Sir Herbert Maxwell, to Lord R. Leveson-gower, to Col. Prideaux, to Dr. Warren, President of Magdalen College, Oxford, to the Master and Dr. Walker Of Peterhouse, and Mr. Minus of Pembroke, Cambridge, to Mr. W. H. Johnston, a connection of the Antrobus family, to Mr. John Murray, to whom this edition owes the more exact reprint of the Journal in the Lakes, to Mr. W. L. Courtney and Mr. H. Littledale, whose loss many students have cause to lament. An early correspondence of Gray's, which is said to throw light upalfifiis difference with Walpole, was in the possession of Messrs. Quaritch, but the Editor has been unable to procure access to it.
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