Lord Byron resolves to join the GreeksArrives at CephaloniaGreek FactionsSends Emissaries to the Grecian ChiefsWrites to London about the LoanTo Mavrocordato on the DissensionsEmbarks at lest for Missolonghi While The Liberal was halting onward to its natural doom, the attention of Lord Byron was attracted towards the struggles of Greece.

Know that 'tis not as a lover that I have brought hither the maiden; But she believes that as servant she comes to the house, and I tremble Lest in displeasure she fly as soon as there's mention of marriage.

No, no, old man," he continued, with great self-complacency, "your arguments appear plausible at first, but when closely considered, they will not stand the lest of experience.

Lest with a headlong Cyre (Gyre?)