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January 8, 1924, IS. )


My DEAR SIR l send
YOU, by this DAVIS mail.
Lord Byron's Converse
tions, which. nolwith-
standing Mr.. w alsh's un-
favorable opinion of them
/ think you will find often
piquant, and worth, upon
the whole, an extensive
perusal. Besides the lit
erary and critical interest
which they possess, they
will have the effect Of di-
mini>hing, though not en-
lirely removing, the obi
um which he brought up
on himself by his conducr
10 his wife.


My position in relation
to the friends of the three
returned candidates is
singular enough, and Of
ten to me very amusing.
In the first place, they all
believe that my friends
have the power of decid-I
ipg the question /; and
then, that l have the pow
er of controlling my
friends. |