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Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 2

Note 74 — LORD BYRON: (continued 4)

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He calls the letter of Mr. Croker "unexpected," because, in their previous correspondence and interviews on the subject, that gentleman had not been able to hold out so early a prospect of a passage, nor one which was likely to be so agreeable in point of society.

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