“You have no objection, I think, my Susan, to a small touch of hyperbole?——
if the coachman and the horses had been as well entertained as ourselves.”]
[Footnote 73: By Edward Burney, Esq., of Clipstone-street.]
[Footnote 74: Hester Lynch Salusbury, Mrs. Thrale, was lineally descended from Adam of Saltsburg, who came over to England with the Conqueror.]
[Footnote 75: The late Sir Thomas Lawrence, in speaking of Norbury Park to this editor, while he was painting his matchless picture of Mrs. Locke, senior, in 1826, said “I have seen much of the world since I was first admitted to Norbury Park,—but I have never seen another Mr. Locke!”]
[Footnote 76: This, also, was the opinion of Sir Thomas Lawrence.]
[Footnote 77: Miss Port, now Mrs. Waddington of Llanover House.]
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