and John Lamb, jr.
and her sister-in-law

John, his querulousness
his death
the younger, his accident
and the tragedy
on Coleridge
his pamphlet
his portrait of Milton
knocks down Hazlitt
death of

Mrs. John. _See_ Letters.

Mary. _See_ Letters.
her frenzy
and her mother
her recovery
dedication to
Lamb's second sonnet to
removed from confinement,
her 1798 relapse
invited to Stowey
her first poem
her appetite
taken ill
on her brother
on secrecy
on her mother and her aunt
two poems
on John Wordsworth's death
two other poems by
her calligraphy
projecting literary work
on marriage
plans for new books
on Coleridge in 1806
her silk dress
on presents
on Coleridge
her water cure
on marriage
appeals for Miss Fricker
her letter to a child
discovers a room
her article on Needlework
her first joke
on the Cambridge excursion
on roadside churches
at the window
on the death of a child
teaches Miss Kelly Latin and learns French
ill in France
as a smuggler
her illness
drawn by Hood
her sonnet to Emma Isola
her 1827 illness
her 1829 illness
her verses on her brother
moved to Edmonton
and Emma Isola's marriage
Lamb's praise of
her death
on Mrs. Norris's death

Sarah (Aunt Hetty)
and the rich relative
her death
her funeral
and her sister-in-law

Landon, Letitia E.

Landor, Walter Savage. _See_ Letters.
his _Julian_
his _Imaginary Conversations_
and _Elia_
his visit to Lamb
his verses for Emma Isola
his "Rose Aylmer"
his verses on Lamb

_Last Essays of Elia_

Latin letters by Lamb

Laureates, Lamb on the

_Lay of Marie, The

Legal joke, a

Le Grice, C.V.

Samuel

Leishman, Mrs.

Leonardo da Vinci