Trin. Coll. Camb., 1808.]

[Sub-Footnote A: In his mother's copy of Hobhouse's volume, Byron has

written with a pencil,

"_I have lost them all, and shall WED accordingly_. 1811. B."]

[Footnote i:

Stanzas.

[MS. L.]

To the Same.

[Imit. and Transl., p 202.]]

[Footnote ii:

For one whose life is torment here,

And only in the dust may sleep.

[MS. L.]]

[Footnote iii: The MS. inserts--

Lady I will not tell my tale

For it would rend thy melting heart;

'Twere pity sorrow should prevail

O'er one so gentle as thou art.

[MS. L.]]

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