giaour

The lady refused to visit our camp, and seemed to hold the Giaour in profound contempt.

"Your medicine is good, Giaour," she said, with the ghost of a disdainful laugh.

The Giaour, Lara, and the Corsair make me justly style him a poet.

The "Giaour" is due to a personal adventure of Byron's, in which he played, as was his wont, a most energetic and generous part.

Byron speaks in his own person in the introduction of the "Giaour," which is replete with most exquisite beauty.