Lord Byron and Some of His Contemporaries: With Recollections of the Author's Life, and of His Visit to Italy, Том 1Henry Colburn, 1828 - 440 стор. |
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... taken charge for his Lordship . In a day or two I went to see the noble Bard , who was in what the Italians call villeggiatura at Monto - Nero ; that is to say , enjoying a country - house for the season . I there met with a singular ...
... taken charge for his Lordship . In a day or two I went to see the noble Bard , who was in what the Italians call villeggiatura at Monto - Nero ; that is to say , enjoying a country - house for the season . I there met with a singular ...
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... taken place among the servants , the young Count had interfered , and been stab- bed . He was very angry ; Madame Guiccioli was more so , and would not hear of the charitable comments of Lord Byron , who was for making light of the ...
... taken place among the servants , the young Count had interfered , and been stab- bed . He was very angry ; Madame Guiccioli was more so , and would not hear of the charitable comments of Lord Byron , who was for making light of the ...
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... taken me for one of the con- stituted authorities ; a compliment which few English- men would be anxious to deserve , and which I must dis- claim any pretensions to . At length we set out , Madame Guiccioli earnestly entreating " Bairon ...
... taken me for one of the con- stituted authorities ; a compliment which few English- men would be anxious to deserve , and which I must dis- claim any pretensions to . At length we set out , Madame Guiccioli earnestly entreating " Bairon ...
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... taken them for . I little thought at the time , how much reason I should have to remember his words . Leghorn is a polite Wapping , with a square and a the- atre . The country around is uninteresting , when you become acquainted with it ...
... taken them for . I little thought at the time , how much reason I should have to remember his words . Leghorn is a polite Wapping , with a square and a the- atre . The country around is uninteresting , when you become acquainted with it ...
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... taken great pride in the noble Bard , if he would have let her ; and remained a faithful and affectionate companion as long as he pleased to have her so ; but this depended more on his treatment of her , and still more on the way in ...
... taken great pride in the noble Bard , if he would have let her ; and remained a faithful and affectionate companion as long as he pleased to have her so ; but this depended more on his treatment of her , and still more on the way in ...
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