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Lord Byron and Miss A

by Cheryl Sawyeron Pride and Prejudice

Matcham, near Sittingbourne, Kent
Friday 12 July 1811

My dear damnable officious Hobhouse–you have recommended worse things to me than staying these friends of yours but none more threatening of tedium–what did you mean by it? Is fl from London so imperative that I must Mput up with a leg-of-beef-eater, his vegetative wife, and three daughters as fibrous as so many string beans? I arrived late, begged off supper, spoke two words to the Matchams (who are welcoming, I grant you) and repaired upstairs to write this–my head seethes with venom. Heaven spare you tomorrow if the other guests resemble the plain Jane I glimpsed, fixing me with the cursedest Dragon stare ever wielded by maidenhood. Byron.

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