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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 6

Note 216 — CANTO THE THIRD.[169]

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[Here follows, in the original MS.—

"Time has approved Ennui to be the best Of friends, and opiate draughts; your love and wine, Which shake so much the human brain and breast, Must end in languor;—men must sleep like swine: The happy lover and the welcome guest Both sink at last into a swoon divine; Full of deep raptures and of bumpers, they Are somewhat sick and sorry the next day."]

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