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LETTER X.
TO THOMAS HOOKHAM, ESQ.
GENEVA, August Srd, 1816.
MY DEAE HoOKHAM,
* -i- * -;'!• a
ShaU I subjoin to a letter of business details
of domestic events, or of our adventures and
voyages 1
I will relate only one piece of
news, perhaps interesting to you. Lord
Byron has completed the Third Canto of
" ChUde Harold," in a style far superior not
only to the two others, but to aU his former
productions.
It is evidently written under
the strong influence of that solemn and
humanised strain of thought and feeling, of