Chapter CCCXIV: Letter 326: To Dr. Ducarel
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April 25, 1767. (page 501)
Mr. Walpole has been out of town, Or should have thanked Dr. Ducarel sooner for the obliging favour of his most curious and valuable work,(988) which Mr. Walpole has read with the greatest pleasure and satisfaction. He will be very much obliged to Dr. Ducarel if he will favour him with a set of the prints separate; which Mr. Walpole would be glad to put into his volumes of English Heads; and shall be happy to have an opportunity of returning these obligations.
(988) Entitled "Anglo-Norman Antiquities considered, in a Tour through part of Normandy."-E.
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The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 3Chapter CCCXIV: Letter 326: To Dr. Ducarel
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