Walpole

I even took a genre early-novels class and read Shelley, Walpole, and Poe.

The attorney before Walpole was on the case just six months, and the one before that was hired and fired on the same day.

He was many years the friend of Walpole, finally opposed his measures and was disgraced.

He continued his opposition with so much zeal and spirit, that Walpole was in turn disgraced, and himself rose in his place.

Lady Diana, whose skill as an artist is frequently alluded to by Walpole, died in 1808.

According to Walpole, an injunction was applied for to prevent the publication of the letters.

Walpole speaks of it as "exceedingly applauded," though "Charles Fox says" it "is execrable."