He will not venture to misrepresent to me.

To the second number Lord Byron contributed the Heaven and Earth, a sacred drama, which has been much misrepresented in consequence of its fraternity with Don Juan and The Vision of Judgment; for it contains no expression to which religion can object, nor breathes a thought at variance with the Genesis.

Now in this Irish question the action of your Government has been very much misrepresented in that section of our Press and much condemned.

This is not the only fact on which gentlemen have ventured to speak with great freedom without sufficient information; the conduct of our allies in the late war has been no less misrepresented than that of our ministers in their negotiations.

he was sorry he had ever said any thing to his disadvantage; and was convinced Cibber had been very much misrepresented to him; nor did he scruple to say, that, as it had been formerly the fashion to abuse Cibber, he had unwarily been drawn into it by Pope, and others.

There are no questions, sir, which their variety of relations to different persons exposes to be so easily misrepresented without detection, nor any in which the opposition of particular interests so much incites a false representation.

Probably the battle of Pittsburg Landing was the most misunderstood and most misrepresented of any battle occurring during the war.

Boswell, however, was too good an observer to misrepresent at random, and he has, in fact, explained very well the true meaning of his remarks.