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had made themselves loved in the new circles they had entered by their marriage. and from thence Mr. Ticknor wrote as follows:— To W. H. Prescott. London, July 17, 1856. my dear William,—You have heard, I dare say, of our safe arrival, and perhaps something more; for though I have had time to write only one letter,—it was to William Dexter,—enough has been written by the party to tell all that anybody can desire to know about us. When the cars stopped, the first thing I saw was Lady Lyells charming face on the platform, to welcome us, and during the eighteen days that have followed since, we have had nothing but kindness and hospitality. Our old friends, adding to them those with whom I have had intercourse without personally knowing them, have filled up our whole time. Five invitations were waiting for us when we arrived. In the letter to W. S. Dexter of July 4, mentioned above, he says, after being four days in London: Thus far I am in for eight dinners and four bre