Letters and Journals of Lord Byron: With Notices of His Life, Volume 3A. and W. Galignani, 1831 - 512 pages |
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... arrived at the Newstead toll - bar , and saw the woods of the Abbey stretching out to receive them , when Mrs Byron , affecting to be ignorant of the place , asked the woman of the toll - house - to whom that seat belonged ? She was ...
... arrived at the Newstead toll - bar , and saw the woods of the Abbey stretching out to receive them , when Mrs Byron , affecting to be ignorant of the place , asked the woman of the toll - house - to whom that seat belonged ? She was ...
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... arrive when the law of the pistol would place him on a level with the strongest . On their arrival from Scotland , Mrs Byron , with the hope of having his lameness removed , placed her son under the care of a person , who professed the ...
... arrive when the law of the pistol would place him on a level with the strongest . On their arrival from Scotland , Mrs Byron , with the hope of having his lameness removed , placed her son under the care of a person , who professed the ...
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... arrived , when , as most parents feel , -the impatience of youth begins to champ the bit , would but render the occasions for such shocks more frequent . It is told , as a curious proof of their opinion of each other's violence , that ...
... arrived , when , as most parents feel , -the impatience of youth begins to champ the bit , would but render the occasions for such shocks more frequent . It is told , as a curious proof of their opinion of each other's violence , that ...
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... arrived , and most probably never will . However , I have eased my own conscience by the atonement , which is humiliating enough to one of my disposition ; yet I could not have slept satisfied with the reflection ofhaving . even ...
... arrived , and most probably never will . However , I have eased my own conscience by the atonement , which is humiliating enough to one of my disposition ; yet I could not have slept satisfied with the reflection ofhaving . even ...
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... arrived , accompanied by Gilpin , whom he led immediately to the kitchen fire , licking him and lavishing upon him every possible demonstration of joy . The fact was , he had been all the way to Newstead to fetch him , and having now ...
... arrived , accompanied by Gilpin , whom he led immediately to the kitchen fire , licking him and lavishing upon him every possible demonstration of joy . The fact was , he had been all the way to Newstead to fetch him , and having now ...
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