The Works of Lord Byron Volume I Part 102

'From Albion's cliffs to Caledonia's coast.

Some few who know to write as well as feel'.

['MS'.]]

[Footnote lvi:

'The spoiler came; and all thy promise fair Has sought the grave, to sleep for ever there.--'

['First to Fourth Editions']]

[Footnote lvii:

'On him may meritorious honours tend While doubly mingling,'.

['MS. erased'.]]

Footnote lviii:

'And you united Bards'.

['MS. Addition to British Bards'.]

'And you ye nameless'.

['MS. erased'.]]

[Footnote lvix:

'Translation's servile work at length disown And quit Achaia's Muse to court your own'.

['MS. Addition to British Bards'.]]

[Footnote lx:

'Let these arise and anxious of applause'.

['British Bards. MS'.]]

[Footnote lxi:

'But not in heavy'.

['British Bards. MS'.]]

[Footnote lxii:

'Let prurient Southey cease'.

['MS. British Bards'.]]

[Footnote lxiii:

'still the babe at nurse'.

['MS'.]

'Let Lewis jilt our nurseries with alarm With tales that oft disgust and never charm'.

[Footnote lxiv:

'But thou with powers--'

['MS. British Bards'.]]

[Footnote lxv:

'Let MOORE be lewd; let STRANGFORD steal from MOORE'.

['MS. First to Fourth Editions'.]]

[Footnote lxvi:

'For outlawed Sherwood's tales.'

['MS. Brit. Bards. Eds.' 1-4.]

[Footnote lxvii:

'And even spurns the great Seatonian prize.--'

['MS. First to Fourth Editions' (a correction in the Annotated Copy).]]

[Footnote lxviii:

'With odes by Smyth [A] and epic songs by Hoyle, Hoyle whose learn'd page, if still upheld by whist Required no sacred theme to bid us list.--'