The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 20, No. 574, November 3, 1832 Title by Various
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return your courtesy as far as is in my power. They are sent without
conditions, but if the affair is worthy of your remembrance, I would merely beseech your highness to treat with humanity such Greeks as are in your power, or may chance to fall into the hands of the Musselmen, since the horrors of war are sufficient in themselves, without adding on either side cruelties in cold blood. I have the honour to be, &c. NOEL BYRON, Peer of England. _Missolonghi, Jan. 23, 1824._ [5] From a correspondent (E.), who believes that no English version of this letter has hitherto appeared in print. * * * * * WHEN WILT THOU RETURN? When wilt thou return? The silver clouds are closing Like billows o'er the fairy path Of sunset there reposing; The sapphire fields of heaven, With its golden splendour burn, And purple is the mountain peak,-- |
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