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Rejected Addresses by far the best thing of the kind since The Rolliad, and wish you had published them. Tell the author I forgive him, were he twenty times over our satirist; and think his imitations not at all inferior to the famous ones of Hawkins Browne. lLORD BYRON TO MR MURRAY, Oct. 19, 1812. I like the volume of Rejected Addresses better and better. LORD BYRON TO MR MURRAY, Oct. 23, 1812. I take the Rejected Addresses to be the very best imitations (and often of difficult originals) that ever were made ;and considering their great extent and variety, to indicate a talent to which I do not know where to look for a parallel. Some few of them descend to the level of parodies ;but by far the greater part are of a much higher description. LORD JEFFREY (in 1843), Note Essays, iv. 470. A uthor of Ttie Pipe ofT
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