The Works of Lord Byron
Chapter 127 : [Footnote vii: How sweet and Silent, not a pa.s.sing cloud Hides her fair face with in

[Footnote vii:

'How sweet and Silent, not a pa.s.sing cloud Hides her fair face with intervening shroud'.

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[Footnote viii:

'seems to smile',

['Corsair', III. st. i. 1. 54.]]

[Footnote ix:

'Sad shrine'.

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[Footnote x:

'Welcome to slaves, and foremost'.

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[Footnote xi:

'Ah, Athens! scarce escaped from Turk and Goth, h.e.l.l sends a paltry Scotchman worse than both.'

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[Footnote xii:

'British peer'.

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[Footnote xiii:

'Sneaking Jackal'.

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[Footnote xiv:

'guilty name'.

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[Footnote xv:

'A land of liars, mountebanks, and Mist'.

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[Footnote xvi:

'That Art may measure old and modern styles'.

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[Footnote xvii:

'shy comparisons'.

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[Footnote xviii:

'In sooth the Nymph 'twere no slight task to please Since young Sir Harry, etc.'

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[Footnote xix:

'Fallen is each dear bought friend on Foreign Coast Or leagued to add you to the world you lost'.

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[Footnote xx:

'----'the glittering file The martial sounds that animate the while'.

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