Life of Lord Byron, Vol. II - With His Letters and Journals by Thomas Moore
page 324 of 333 (97%)
page 324 of 333 (97%)
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TO MR. MURRAY. "Dec. 3. 1813. "I send you a _scratch_ or _two_, the which _heal_. The Christian Observer is very savage, but certainly well written--and quite uncomfortable at the naughtiness of book and author. I rather suspect you won't much like the _present_ to be more moral, if it is to share also the usual fate of your virtuous volumes. "Let me see a proof of the six before incorporation." * * * * * TO MR. MURRAY. "Monday evening, Dec. 6. 1813. "It is all very well, except that the lines are not numbered properly, and a diabolical mistake, page 67., which _must_ be corrected with the _pen_, if no other way remains; it is the omission of '_not_' before '_disagreeable_,' in the _note_ on the _amber_ rosary. This is really horrible, and nearly as bad as the stumble of mine at the threshold--I mean the _misnomer_ of Bride. Pray do not let a copy go without the '_not_;' it is nonsense, and worse than nonsense as it now stands. I wish the printer was saddled with a vampire. "P.S. It is still _hath_ instead of _have_ in page 20.; never was |
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