[106] The Deformed Transformed.
[107] Childe Harold, Canto iii. stanza 17.
[108] The following was the advertisement enclosed:—
"Neatly printed and hot-pressed, 2s. 6d.
"Lord Byron's Farewell to England, with Three other Poems—Ode to St. Helena, to My Daughter on her Birthday, and To the Lily of France.
"Printed by J. Johnston, Cheapside, 335.; Oxford, 9.
"The above beautiful Poems will be read with the most lively interest, as it is probable they will be the last of the author's that will appear in England."
[109] The motto is—
He left a name to all succeeding times,
Link'd with one virtue and a thousand crimes."
[110] A Monody on the death of Sheridan, which was spoken at Drury Lane theatre.