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to the truest inspiration.
'Who has sought to distinguish between the holy and the unholy in that spirit?
to prove, by the very degradation of the one, how high the other was.

A character is never done justice to by extenuating its faults: so I do not agree to nisi bonum.

It is kinder to read the blotted page.' These letters show that Lady Byron's idea was that, even were the whole mournful truth about Lord Byron fully told, there was still a foundation left for pity and mercy.