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Your sketch of Ireland is most gloomy. Twelve months later, and after Miss E. Dyke's first appearance in Mr. Power's company, Rogers writes,
gpt
I am rejoiced to think you are happy, which indeed you cannot fail to be while you are making others so; but don't let the Graces supplant the Muses. It is hardly rash to infer that Moore had written a cheerful account of the 1809 festival at Kilkenny. October 1810 saw the last appearance in the Kilkenny bills of Mr. Moore and Miss E. Dyke. Early in December Moore ran back to London to interview
human
In January he returned to Dublin for a few weeks. February saw him in town again; and in March it appears that he has