Letters and Journals of Lord Byron: With Notices of His Life, Volume 3A. and W. Galignani, 1831 - 512 pages |
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... late Lord Byron , was deepened and confirmed by what it , in a great measure , produced , the eccentric and unsocial course of life to which he afterwards betook himself . Of his cruelty to Lady Byron , before her separation from him ...
... late Lord Byron , was deepened and confirmed by what it , in a great measure , produced , the eccentric and unsocial course of life to which he afterwards betook himself . Of his cruelty to Lady Byron , before her separation from him ...
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... late Dr Glennie , at Dulwich , was chosen for that purpose ; and as it was thought advisable that he should have a separate apartment to sleep in , Dr Glennie had a bed put up for him in his own study . Mrs Byron , who had remained a ...
... late Dr Glennie , at Dulwich , was chosen for that purpose ; and as it was thought advisable that he should have a separate apartment to sleep in , Dr Glennie had a bed put up for him in his own study . Mrs Byron , who had remained a ...
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... late Lord Carlisle , his relation , desired to see me in town ; -I waited on his lordship . His object was to inform me of Lord Byron's expectations of property when he came of age , which he represented as con- tracted , and to inquire ...
... late Lord Carlisle , his relation , desired to see me in town ; -I waited on his lordship . His object was to inform me of Lord Byron's expectations of property when he came of age , which he represented as con- tracted , and to inquire ...
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... late at night when he heard it , he instantly darted out of the house , and scarcely knowing whither he ran , never stopped till he found himself at Newstead . The picture which he has drawn of this youthful love , in one of the most ...
... late at night when he heard it , he instantly darted out of the house , and scarcely knowing whither he ran , never stopped till he found himself at Newstead . The picture which he has drawn of this youthful love , in one of the most ...
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... late Lord B.'s decease . • My ostensible temper has certainly improved in later years ; but I shudder , and must , to my latest hour , regret the consequence of it and my passions combined . One event -- but no matter - there are others ...
... late Lord B.'s decease . • My ostensible temper has certainly improved in later years ; but I shudder , and must , to my latest hour , regret the consequence of it and my passions combined . One event -- but no matter - there are others ...
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