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...Byron, ' that after all, Miss Milbanke is to be the person ; I will write to her.' He accordingly wrote on the moment, and as soon as he had finished, his...reading it over, observed, ' Well, really this is a ver)' pretty letter, it is a pity it should not go ; I never read a prettier one.' « Then it shall...

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...' that after all, Miss Millmnk is to be the person ; — I will write to her.' He accordingly wrote on the moment, and as soon as he had finished, his...remonstrating still strongly against his choice, took up the hitter ; b*t on reading it over, observed, * Well, really, this is л very pretty letter ; — it is...

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...against his choice, took up the IrtW ; »' on reading it over, observed, ' Well, really, this is л "О pretty letter ;— it is a pity it should not go. I never r«J » prettier one.' — ' Thou it ihall go,' said Lord Byrou; a"'1 «o saying, sealed and sent off...