Autograph Note Signed "RBL" to [Frederick or his son, William?] Shoberl

One page, 12mo, chipped, discoloured andf oxed but text clear and complete, if eccentrically presented: "My Dear Sir | Not at all the same idea - Roses and Thorns are very Namby Pamby and I meant keep the Tares and the wheat. [Space with "To Lady Lytton" written in large and different hand - recycling?] and will answer for its being a better because a higher - and more sensible title | In Great Haste | Yours very Truly | RBL". She has written the address on the reverse ("Mr | Shoberl Esq | 20 Great Marlboro'". The word "Street is floating outside the address panel and fold marks indicate that the letter had been folded eccentrically - and the word "Street" would have rejoined the address when paper folded.