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Lord Byron to John Murray, 1 May 1814
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Life of Byron: to 1806
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Life of Byron: 1812
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LETTER CLXXXI
TO MR. MURRAY.
“May 1, 1814.
“DEAR. SIR,

If your present note is serious, and it really would be inconvenient, there is an end of the matter: tear my draft, and go on as usual: in that case, we will recur to our former basis. That I was perfectly serious, in wishing to suppress all future publication, is true; but certainly not to interfere with the convenience of others, and more particularly your own. Some day, I will tell you the reason of this apparently strange resolution. At present, it may be enough to say that I recall it at your suggestion; and as it appears to have annoyed you, I lose no time in saying so.

“Yours truly,
“B.”