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Journal Entry: 11 February 1821
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“February 11th, 1821.

“Wrote—had a copy taken of an extract from Petrarch’s Letters, with reference to the conspiracy of the Doge, M. Faliero, containing the poet’s opinion of the matter. Heard a heavy firing of cannon towards
A. D. 1821. LIFE OF LORD BYRON. 427
Comacchio—the Barbarians rejoicing for their
principal pig’s birthday, which is tomorrow—or Saint day—I forget which. Received a ticket for the first ball tomorrow. Shall not go to the first, but intend going to the second, as also to the Veglioni.