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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 6

Note 581 — CANTO THE ELEVENTH.

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{440}"Anent" was a Scotch phrase meaning "concerning"—"with regard to: "it has been made English by the Scotch novels; and, as the Frenchman said, "If it be not, ought to be English." [See, for instance, The Abbot, chap. xvii. 132.]

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