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Lord Byron to John Murray, 21 May 1815
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LETTER CCXXI.
TO MR. MURRAY.
“May 21st, 1815.

“You must have thought it very odd, not to say ungrateful, that I made no mention of the drawings*, &c. when I had the pleasure of seeing you this morning. The fact is, that till this moment I had not seen them, nor heard of their arrival: they were carried up into the library, where I have not been till just now, and no intimation given to me of their coming. The present is so very magnificent, that—in short,

* Mr. Murray had presented Lady Byron with twelve drawings, by Stothard, from Lord Byron’s Poems.

A. D. 1815. LIFE OF LORD BYRON. 621
I leave
Lady Byron to thank you for it herself, and merely send this to apologise for a piece of apparent and unintentional neglect on my own part.

“Yours, &c.”