...Romneyan powers, the most masterly portrait. ... I placed it by my father's bedside at seven this morning. He wept with joy when I undrew the curtain, wanted to kiss it, and has talked of and looked at it all day." This letter was addressed to Mr. Hayley, and in it mention is made of...

...and invaluable by the Romneyan powers. My poor invalid was fast asleep in his bed. Lister and Gary,1 our young bards, were supping with me. They were on...portrait their young eyes had ever beheld. I placed it at my father's bedside at seven this morn. He wept with joy when I undrew the curtain — and wanted...

...invaluable, by the Romneyan powers. My poor invalid was fast asleep in his bed — Lister and Gary, our young bards, were supping with me. They were on...it, and has talked and looked at it all day. I send some verses to Romney by this post, which but ill express my gratitude." I cannot refrain from quoting...

...invaluable, by the Romneyean powers. My poor invalid was fast asleep in his bed — Lister and Gary, our young bards, were supping with me. They were on...bedside at seven this morn. He wept with joy when T undrew the curtain — wanted to kiss it, and has talked and looked at it all day. I send some verses...