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Lord Byron as a satirist in verse

Note 153 — Chapter VI · THE PERIOD OF TRANSITION

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See Byron’s impromptu lines to Moore in a letter of May 19, 1812, in which he says, speaking of a projected visit to Hunt in prison:—

“Pray Phœbus at length our political malice May not get us lodgings within the same palace.” (Letters, ii., 204–209.)

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