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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 6

Note 511 — CANTO THE NINTH.

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This was written long before the suicide of that person. [For "his parts of speech" compare—

" ... that long mandarin C-stle-r-agh (whom Fum calls the Confucius of Prose) Was rehearsing a speech upon Europe's repose To the deep double bass of the fat Idol's nose."

Moore's Fum and Hum, The Two Birds of Royalty.]

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