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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 6

Note LT — CANTO THE TWELFTH.

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Though many thousands both of birth and pluck too, Have ventured past the jaws of Moor and Tiger.[*]

[*]Note. By particular licence, "positively for the last time, by desire," etc., to be pronounced "tydger." Such is what Gifford calls "the necessity of rhyming."—[MS. erased.]

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