Letter to Richard E. Townsend, containing detailed criticism of verses sent to Ruskin for his opinion in the year he graduated from Oxford. He asks whether a 'little more time would not have enabled you in several instances to avoid the transposition of words...; which always weaken a through...; and suggests an idea of sacrifice to the God of Rhyme.'
Miscellaneous Letters I
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- Dates of Creation[16] Jan 1842