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Lord Byron to Thomas Moore, 1 November 1811
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LETTER LXXVI.
TO MR MOORE.
“8, St. James’s-street, November 1st, 1811.
“SIR,

As I should be very sorry to interrupt your Sunday’s engagement, if Monday, or any other day of the ensuing week, would be equally convenient to yourself and friend, I will then have the honour of accepting his invitation. Of the professions of esteem with which Mr. Rogers has honoured me, I cannot but feel proud, though undeserving. I should be wanting to myself, if insensible to the praise of such a man; and, should my approaching interview with him and his friend lead to any degree of intimacy with both or either, I shall regard our past correspondence as one of the happiest events of my life.

“I have the honour to be,
“Your very sincere and obedient servant,
Byron.”