...given to the public without more particular enquiry. The poem, my lord, was not written upon conlract for a sum of money — though it is too true that...unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation. So that, to quote statute and precedent, I really come under the case cited by Juvenal, though not quite in the...

...expression, had he seen the following letter : — " To the Right Honourable Lord Byron, fyc. SfC. Care of John Murray, Esq., Fleet Street, London. "Edinburgh,...unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation. So that, to quote statute and precedent, I really come under the case cited by Juvenal, though not quite in the...

...perhaps, I have some reason to complain, were given to the public without more particular inquiry. The poem, my Lord, was not written upon contract for...sold and published in a very unfinished state (which 1 have since regretted), to enable me to extricate myself from some engagements which fell suddenly...

...Byron, after some warm praise of Childe Harold, he passes to the old Marmion story and says : — " The poem, my Lord, was not written upon contract for...unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation. So that, to quote statute and precedent, I really come under the case cited by Juvenal, though not quite in the...

...published in a very unfinished state (which 1 have since regretted), to enable me to extricate myself (rom some engagements which fell suddenly upon me, by the...unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation. So that, to quote statute and precedent, I really come under the case cited by Juvenal, though not quite in the...

...Marmion story and says:—" The poem, my Lord, was nnt written upon contract for a sum of money—though it is too true that it was sold and published in a...from some engagements which fell suddenly upon me, by tho unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation. So that, to quote statute nnd precedent, I really...

...(Memoirs, vol. ii., p. 399), he says that Marmion " was sold and published in a very unfinished state, to enable me to extricate myself from some engagements...the unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation." Marmion was published about the time Thomas Seott left Edinburgh. (page 9), he observes that about...

...following letter : — " To the Right Honourable Lord Byron, fyc. fyc. Care of John Murray, £sq., Fltet Street, London. " Edinburgh, July 3d, 1812. " My Lord,...unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation. So that, to quote statute and precedent, I really come under the case cited by Juvenal, though not quite in the...

...myself, as I dislike standing low in the opinion * Life and Works of Lorii Byron, vol. ii. p. 1 65. of any person whose talents rank so highly in my own,...unexpected misfortunes of a very near relation. So that, to quote statute and precedent, I really come under the case cited by Juvenal, though not quite in the...

...perhaps, I have ' some reason to complain, were given to the public without more ' particular inquiry. The poem, my Lord, was not written upon ' contract...regretted), to enable me to extricate myself from some engage' ments which fell suddenly upon me by the unexpected misfortunes ' of a very near relation....