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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 3

Note dw — THE GIAOUR.

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Behold—as turns he from the—wall His cowl fly back, his dark hair fall.—[ms]

[A variant of the copy sent for insertion in the Seventh Edition differs alike from the MS. and the text—]

Behold as turns him from the wall— His Cowl flies back—his tresses fall— That pallid aspect wreathing round.

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