A Publisher And His Friends
A Publisher And His Friends
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It was desired byour family that he should receive the 2, 000 guineas back. " [Footnote:"Memoir of the Rev. F. Hodgson, " ii. 139-40. ] But the Byrons did not repay the money. Mr. Moore would not permit it. He had borrowed the 2, 000 guineas from the Messrs. Longman, and beforehe left the room, he repaid to Mr. Murray the sum he had received forthe Memoirs, together with the interest during the time that thepurchase-money had remained in his possession.
The statements made in the press, as to L...ord Byron's Memoirs having beenburnt, occasioned much public excitement, and many applications weremade to Mr. Murray for information on the subject. Amongst those whomade particular inquiry was Mr. Jerdan, of the _Literary Gazette, _ whoinclosed to Mr. Murray the paragraph which he proposed to insert in hisjournal. Mr. Murray informed him that the account was so very erroneous, that he desired him either to condense it down to the smallest compass, or to omit it altogether. Mr. Jerdan, however, replied that the subjectwas of so much public interest, that he could not refuse to state theparticulars, and the following was sent to him, prepared by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was desired byour family that he should receive the 2, 000 guineas back. " [Footnote:"Memoir of the Rev. F. Hodgson, " ii. 139-40. ] But the Byrons did not repay the money. Mr. Moore would not permit it. He had borrowed the 2, 000 guineas from the Messrs. Longman, and beforehe left the room, he repaid to Mr. Murray the sum he had received forthe Memoirs, together with the interest during the time that thepurchase-money had remained in his possession.
The statements made in the press, as to L...ord Byron's Memoirs having beenburnt, occasioned much public excitement, and many applications weremade to Mr. Murray for information on the subject. Amongst those whomade particular inquiry was Mr. Jerdan, of the _Literary Gazette, _ whoinclosed to Mr. Murray the paragraph which he proposed to insert in hisjournal. Mr. Murray informed him that the account was so very erroneous, that he desired him either to condense it down to the smallest compass, or to omit it altogether. Mr. Jerdan, however, replied that the subjectwas of so much public interest, that he could not refuse to state theparticulars, and the following was sent to him, prepared by Mr.
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