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Ve or six days in his company. Of this visit he has recorded his
impressions, some of which relate to his host's personal appearance,
others to his habits and leading incidents of his life. Byron "had grown
fatter, both in person and face, and the latter had suffered most by the
change, having lost by the enlargement of the features some of that
refined and spiritualized look that had in other times distinguished it,
but although less romantic he appeared more humorous." They renewe