Byron: His Achievement and SignificanceGrian-Aig Press, 1976 - 120 pages |
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... feeling pure as falls the dropping dew Within the grot - like that had harden'd too ; Less clear , perchance , its earthly ... feel as they do : all is hint and mystery , dark asides , factitious glamour , so that their conduct seems ...
... feeling pure as falls the dropping dew Within the grot - like that had harden'd too ; Less clear , perchance , its earthly ... feel as they do : all is hint and mystery , dark asides , factitious glamour , so that their conduct seems ...
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... feel that the last word had been said . He confessed to Moore I agree with you . . . that I have written too much . The last things were , however , published very reluctantly by me , and for reasons I will explain when we meet . I know ...
... feel that the last word had been said . He confessed to Moore I agree with you . . . that I have written too much . The last things were , however , published very reluctantly by me , and for reasons I will explain when we meet . I know ...
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... feel , is dragged in for no good reason or artistic purpose . Long - absent Harold reappears at last .... Self - exiled Harold wanders forth again . . . . Harold may stand upon the ' place of skulls / The grave of France , the deadly ...
... feel , is dragged in for no good reason or artistic purpose . Long - absent Harold reappears at last .... Self - exiled Harold wanders forth again . . . . Harold may stand upon the ' place of skulls / The grave of France , the deadly ...
Contents
Hours of Idleness | 1 |
The Satirist in Embryo | 7 |
After Childe Harold | 17 |
Copyright | |
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