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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 6

Note 106 — CANTO THE SECOND.[96]

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{93}[Byron may have had in mind the story of the half-inaudible vow of a monster wax candle, to be offered to St. Christopher of Paris, which Erasmus tells in his Naufragium. The passage is scored with a pencil-mark in his copy of the Colloquies.]

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