A  word  to  Mr.  Murary  will  be  s
it  either  to  the  flames,  or


On  wbigi  or  vindi  le  fly  or  aO  ■!

It  deserves  no  better  than  the
of  a  week,  and  scribbled  <  stans
the-by,  the  only  foot  I  haye  to
promise  never  to  trouble  yon  t
csntos,  and  a  yoyage  between  eac
«  Belieye  me  ever

<•  Your  obliged  and  affeeti


LETTER  CLXX:

TO  MR.  XURBAl

"  Two  friends  of  mine  (Mr.
Sharpe)  have  advised  me  not  t
any  single  publication  separately
sons.  As  tney  have  not  seen  the
they  can  have  no  bias  for  or  agai
it  has  any)  or  the  faults  of  the  ]
our  conversation.  You  say  all  th
our '  are  gone—at  least  out  of  y*
if  you  think  of  publishing  any  ne
Isitt  additions  which  have  not  ye
reader,  (I  mean  distinct  from  the
cation,)  we  can  add  the  *  Bride  <
will  thus  steal  quietly  into  the  vi
can  then  throw  off  some  copies  f(
of  former  '  Giaours ; '  and^f  not,
any  future  publication.  What  thi
no  judge  of  those  things,  an<
urai  partiauty  for  one's  own  pre
rather  follow  any  one's  judgment

"  P.  S.  Pray  let  me  haye  the
to-night.  I  have  some  alteratioi
make  speedily.  I  hope  the  prooi
rate  pages,  and  not  all  huddled  t
long  ballad-singing  sheet,  as  th
sometimes  are ;  for  then  I  can't  r
^7"_


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von  TO  XR.  mrBBiT.
««N«r.It,18ia.
•*  Wm  T<m  forward  the  letter  to  Mr.  Oiffbrd  with
the  inroof  r  There  is  an  alteration  I  may  make  in
Zuleika's  speech,  in  second  canto  (the  onlj  one  of
Aer«  in  that  canto.)    It  is  now  thus : —

"  And  wn»,  If  1  eeaU  com,  «w  dmr.
It  miut  b^-


**  ETer  yonzs.
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