Lord Byron and Some of His Contemporaries: With Recollections of the Author's Life, and His Visit to ItalyA. & W. Galignani, 1828 |
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... in a lively manner the portrait of him by Phillips , by far the best that has appeared ; I mean the best of him at his best time of life , and the most like him in features as well as expression . He sat one morning so 6 LORD BYRON .
... in a lively manner the portrait of him by Phillips , by far the best that has appeared ; I mean the best of him at his best time of life , and the most like him in features as well as expression . He sat one morning so 6 LORD BYRON .
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... mean time , judging even by what they them- selves think of the little happiness and disin- terestedness that is to be found in the present state of things , I am sure they are not right ; and that the system of mere bustle and compe ...
... mean time , judging even by what they them- selves think of the little happiness and disin- terestedness that is to be found in the present state of things , I am sure they are not right ; and that the system of mere bustle and compe ...
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... mean to say that Lord Byron was above receiving obligations . I know not how it might have been with respect to large ones , and before all the world . Perhaps he was never reduced to the necessity of mak- ing the experiment . But he ...
... mean to say that Lord Byron was above receiving obligations . I know not how it might have been with respect to large ones , and before all the world . Perhaps he was never reduced to the necessity of mak- ing the experiment . But he ...
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... way in which he would talk to women , even when he was in his best hu- mour with them . I do not mean on the side of voluptuousness , which is rather an excess than a 2 . LORD BYRON . 41 would allow his criticisms on her. The truth ...
... way in which he would talk to women , even when he was in his best hu- mour with them . I do not mean on the side of voluptuousness , which is rather an excess than a 2 . LORD BYRON . 41 would allow his criticisms on her. The truth ...
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... mean in little ones . He took care also to give them a great quantity of what he was singularly deficient in , -which was self- possession : for when it is added , that he had no address , even in the ordinary sense of the word , that ...
... mean in little ones . He took care also to give them a great quantity of what he was singularly deficient in , -which was self- possession : for when it is added , that he had no address , even in the ordinary sense of the word , that ...
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