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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... I owe to a fair cousin , who saved me from being burnt there one fine morning , I received visits in it from two per- sons of a remarkable discrepancy of character -Lord Byron and Mr Wordsworth . Of Mr Wordsworth I LORD BYRON . 5.
... I owe to a fair cousin , who saved me from being burnt there one fine morning , I received visits in it from two per- sons of a remarkable discrepancy of character -Lord Byron and Mr Wordsworth . Of Mr Wordsworth I LORD BYRON . 5.
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... remarkable instance , that there is a su- perstition about what are called declines and consumptions , from which the most eminent of the profession are not free . I suspect , that people of this tendency , with a proper mode of living ...
... remarkable instance , that there is a su- perstition about what are called declines and consumptions , from which the most eminent of the profession are not free . I suspect , that people of this tendency , with a proper mode of living ...
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... wife , was any thing but illiberal with regard to others ; yet he saw her taking no steps for a farther intimacy . He learnt , what was equally true , that she was destitute , to a remarkable degree , of all care 44 LORD BYRON .
... wife , was any thing but illiberal with regard to others ; yet he saw her taking no steps for a farther intimacy . He learnt , what was equally true , that she was destitute , to a remarkable degree , of all care 44 LORD BYRON .
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... remarkable degree , of all care about rank and titles . She had been used to live in a world of her own , and was , and is , I really believe , absolutely unimpressible in that respect . It is possible , that her inexperience of mode of ...
... remarkable degree , of all care about rank and titles . She had been used to live in a world of her own , and was , and is , I really believe , absolutely unimpressible in that respect . It is possible , that her inexperience of mode of ...
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... remarkable manner . He had an incontinence , I believe unique , in talk- ing of his affairs , and showing you other peo- ple's letters . He would even make you pre- sents of them ; and I have accepted one or two that they might go no ...
... remarkable manner . He had an incontinence , I believe unique , in talk- ing of his affairs , and showing you other peo- ple's letters . He would even make you pre- sents of them ; and I have accepted one or two that they might go no ...
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