Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The New Monthly Magazine Literary Journal, 1834, Vol. 3
I then did not know the world uite so well as I afterwards did; and when I saw the smile of friends 'p upon the countenances of these ladies and gentlemen, and felt the kind pressure of their proffered hands, I also felt assured that I had not been the subject of their conversa tion in the next. Roots, but thatosome other man and some other drama had been so generally anathematized; and, perhaps, my ignorance was bliss, for seeing how extremely happy they were to meet me, and henn ing how earnestly they pressed me to join their party, I countermanded my horses till the evenin and passed what, in the sequel, turned out to be a very entertaining (g y.
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