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Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 3

Note 55 — LORD BYRON: (continued 2)

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See Foscolo's Essay on Petrarch. On the same principle, Orrery says, in speaking of Swift, "I am persuaded that his distance from his English friends proved a strong incitement to their mutual affection."

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