And supperless never will go to bed 39 W ch . The following links will open an additional browser window. The Devil's Walk exists in both a broadside and a letter version. This is a literal transcription of the text in the British Library Add. 37,496, f.80 verso, except that letters partially worn away by damage to, or repair of, the paper have been included as if whole and the line-indentations that Shelley seems to have intended have been accentuated.
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