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must value the early proof which I now send." (JCC III, pp. 62-
63; see also JCC IV, p. 369 and JCC VI, p. 263)
1832 March 4 Letter from J.C. London in to Leslie in London: "Mr. Lawley . .
. called yesterday afternoon. . . . my knees are so bad I could
not walk to the top of my own street." (JCC III, pp. 63-64;
see also JCC IV, p. 371)
1832 March Letter from J.C. London in to Leslie in London. (JCC III, p. 65)
after 4
1832 March 6 Letter from J.C. in London to Sir Martin Shee. (JCD, p. 101)
1832 or 1834 Letter from J.C. at Hampstead to Cross or Crust. (JCC IV,
March 8 p. 129)
1832 March 16 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London. (JCC IV,
p. 371)
1832 March 28 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London: "I shall
be at home, but I was not last night, and shall be at the R.A.
tomprrow evening." (JCC IV, p. 371; see also JCD, p. 1)
1832 March 28 Letter from J.C. in London to Mrs. Leslie in London: "Chalon's
'Old Lady' in black . . . is the grandest 'Il Penseroso' ever
done in the world." (JCC III, p. 65)
1832 March 29 At the Royal Academy. (JCC IV, p. 371)
1832 April 9 Letter from J.C. to Leslie in London. (JCC III, p. 66)
1832 April 17 Letter from sister Martha Whalley in Dedham to J.C.: "No
doubt you 'have succeeded' at Somerset House." (JCC I, p.
269)
1832 April 17 Letter from J.C. to Leslie in London; the end of the letter is
missing, but letter is dated the 17th April. (JCC III, p. 66-67;
see also JCC IV, p. 125)
1832 April 24 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "I have never
had more restlessness about a picture [Waterloo Bridge]."
(JCC III, pp. 67-68; see also JCC IV, pp. 126, 243)