LETTERS AND JOURNALS OF LORD BYRON, WITH NOTICES OF HIS LIFE, from the Period of his Return from the Continent, July, 1811, to January, 1814. Having landed the young pilgrim once more in England, it may be worth while, before we accompany him into the scenes that awaited him at home, to consider how far the general character of his mind and disposition may have been affected by the course of travel and adventure, in which he had been, for the last two years, engaged. A life less savouring of poetry and romance than that which he had pursued previously to his departure on his travels, it would be difficult to imagine. In his childhood, it is true, he had been a dweller and wanderer among sce…
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