BYRON'S "FARE THEE WELL."

On one occasion of a mediator waiting upon Lord Byron upon the subject

of a reconciliation with his wife, he produced from his desk a paper on

which was written "fare thee well," and said, "Now these are exactly my

feelings on the subject--they were not intended to be published, but you

may take them."--_Lit. G._

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