"Warwick was a bug that feared us all" (

Henry VI

., Part III. act v. se. 2).

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[Footnote 2:]

Byron quoted to Lady Blessington "some passages from the

Pleasures of Hope

, which he said was a poem full of beauties... 'The

Pleasures of Memory

is a very beautiful poem' (said Byron), 'harmonious, finished, and chaste; it contains not a single meretricious ornament'" (