The Works of Lord Byron: With His Letters and Journals, and His Life, by Thomas Moore, Esq, Volume 15J. Murray, 1833 - Poets, English |
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Page 15
... knew him very well . ' If , then , he is this honourable man , we shall not call in vain for an act of justice at his hands , in declaring that he did not mean his word to be taken , when , for the sake of a jest ( our readers will ...
... knew him very well . ' If , then , he is this honourable man , we shall not call in vain for an act of justice at his hands , in declaring that he did not mean his word to be taken , when , for the sake of a jest ( our readers will ...
Page 36
... knew not whether they were of good or of evil , is laid as soundly to rest as the poor peasant whose ideas went not beyond his daily task . The voice of just blame and of malignant censure are at once silenced ; and we feel almost as if ...
... knew not whether they were of good or of evil , is laid as soundly to rest as the poor peasant whose ideas went not beyond his daily task . The voice of just blame and of malignant censure are at once silenced ; and we feel almost as if ...
Page 66
... knew little , except that I had written what is called poetry , was a nobleman , had married , became a father , and was involved in differences with my wife and her relatives , no one knew why , because the persons complaining refused ...
... knew little , except that I had written what is called poetry , was a nobleman , had married , became a father , and was involved in differences with my wife and her relatives , no one knew why , because the persons complaining refused ...
Page 68
... knew no remedy , having already used to their extent whatever little powers I might possess of pleasing in society . I had no party in fashion , though I was afterwards told that there was " 9 one - but it was not of my formation , 68 ...
... knew no remedy , having already used to their extent whatever little powers I might possess of pleasing in society . I had no party in fashion , though I was afterwards told that there was " 9 one - but it was not of my formation , 68 ...
Page 86
... knew - pos- sessing , or having possessed too , as a writer , the ear of the public for the time being - I have not adopted a different plan in my own compositions , and endea- voured to correct rather than encourage the taste of the ...
... knew - pos- sessing , or having possessed too , as a writer , the ear of the public for the time being - I have not adopted a different plan in my own compositions , and endea- voured to correct rather than encourage the taste of the ...
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