These two lines are omitted in your letter to the doctor, after--

"All clever men who make their way."

[Footnote 10: A paper in the Edinburgh Magazine, in which it was

suggested that the general conception of Manfred, and much of what is

excellent in the manner of its execution, had been borrowed from "The

Tragical History of Dr. Faustus," of Marlow.]

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