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Lord Byron as a satirist in verse

Note 192 — Chapter VII · THE ITALIAN INFLUENCE

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Only 36 of the 99 stanzas in Beppo are devoted entirely to the plot. The greater portion of the poem is occupied with digressions upon many subjects, containing some personal satire, some comment on political and literary topics, and much discursive chat upon social life and morals. The plot serves only as a frame for the satire.

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