[218]Byron's Works, XV; "Don Juan," c. II. st. CLXXVII-CLXXXVIII.
[219]Ibid, XV; "Don Juan," c. II. st CXC.
[220]Ibid. c. II. st. CXCII.
[221]Byron says (V. October 12, 1820), "Don Juan is too true, and would. I suspect, live longer than Childe Harold. The women hate many things which strip off the tinsel of sentiment."
[222]"Don Juan," c. VII. st. 2. "I hope it is no crime to laugh at all things. For I wish to know what, after all, are all things—but a show?"
[223]Byron's Works, XV; "Don Juan," c. II. st. XIX-XXIII.
[224]Ibid. c. III. st. V.
[225]Ibid. c. III. st. XXIII.
[226]Ibid. c. II. st. CLXXVIII., CLXXIX.
[227]Byron's Works, XV; "Don Juan," c. II. st. LXXXI.