and Lord Stanhope
        on other people’s poetry
        his “Poetic Sympathies”
        his immersion
        his novel way with dead books
        his marriage
        and Novello
        and Emma Isola’s album
        and Rogers
        his Unitarian tract
        his blindness

        Mrs. George. See Letters

      “Dying Lover, The”

      E

      Earl of Abergavenny

      East India House

      Edinburgh Review and Wordsworth

      Edmonton, the Lambs’ home there

      Edmund Oliver

      “Edward, Edward”

      Elia, F. Augustus
        death of the original

      “Elia, Sonnet to”

      Elia, dedication of
        the American second series
        Last Essays of

      Elton, Sir C.A.

      Enfield, Lamb at
        Lamb settles there
        Lamb’s house there
        and neighbourhood

      English Bards and Scotch Reviewers

      English Songs, by Procter

      Englishman’s Magazine

      “Enviable,” Lamb on

      Epic poetry and George Dyer

      “Epitaph on Ensign Peacock”

      “—­on Mary Druitt”

      “—­on the Rigg Children”

      Epitaphs, Lamb on
        Wordsworth on

      Evans, William

      Examiner, The, references to Miss Kelly
        and Lamb’s Album Verses

      Excursion, the

      Exeter Change

      F

      Fairfax’s Tasso

      Falstaffs Letters

      “Fancy in Nubibus”

      “Farewell to Tobacco”

      Farmer, Priscilla, Lloyd’s grandmother

      “Faulkener,” Godwin’s play

      Fauntleroy, the forger

      “Faust,” by Goethe

      Fawcetts, the two

      Fell, Lamb’s friend

      Fenelon

      Fenwick, John

      Field, Barron. See Letters.

        Mary, Lamb’s grandmother

      Fireworks, Lamb on

      First-fruits of Australian Poetry

      FitzGerald, Edward, his “Meadows in Spring”
        his memoir of Barton

      FitzGerald, Mrs., at Islington

      Fleet Prison

      Fletcher, John, Lamb on

      Ford, John

      Fornham

      Forster, John. See Letters.

      Fox, George, his Journal

      Franklin, Marmaduke

      Fraser’s Magazine

      “Free Thoughts on Some Eminent Composers”

      Frenchmen, Lamb on

      Frend, William

      Friend, The