Remember Thee! Remember Thee!
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Remember thee! remember thee!
Till Lethe quench life's burning stream
“The sequel of a temporary liaison formed by Lord Byron during his career in London, occasioned this impromptu. On the cessation of the connection, the fair one [Lady C. Lamb: see Letters, 1898, ii. 451] called one morning at her quondam lover’s apartments. His Lordship was from home; but finding Vathek on the table, the lady wrote in the first page of the volume the words, "Remember me!” Byron immediately wrote under the ominous warning these two stanzas.“ —  Conversations of Lord Byron  by Thomas Medwin, 1824, pp. 329, 330. 
 In Medwin’s work the euphemisms false and fiend are represented by asterisks.
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