The Works of Lord Byron: With His Letters and Journals, and His Life, by Thomas Moore, Esq, Volume 10John Murray, 1832 |
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... give our observations on the several pieces , in immediate connection with each as it On the whole , the section of the Author's life to which these belong is , perhaps , the most deeply interesting of all ; and cer- occurs . tainly ...
... give our observations on the several pieces , in immediate connection with each as it On the whole , the section of the Author's life to which these belong is , perhaps , the most deeply interesting of all ; and cer- occurs . tainly ...
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... , as every succeeding hazard will diminish the chance of his rising a winner . But , they cater ill for the public , and give indifferent advice to the poet , supposing him possessed of the highest qualities of viii ADVERTISEMENT .
... , as every succeeding hazard will diminish the chance of his rising a winner . But , they cater ill for the public , and give indifferent advice to the poet , supposing him possessed of the highest qualities of viii ADVERTISEMENT .
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... give , " & c . ] - 270 Stanzas for Music [ " There be none of Beauty's Daughters " On Napoleon's Escape from Elba 272 273 Ode from the French [ " We do not curse thee , Waterloo . " ] 273 From the French [ " Must thou go , my glorious ...
... give , " & c . ] - 270 Stanzas for Music [ " There be none of Beauty's Daughters " On Napoleon's Escape from Elba 272 273 Ode from the French [ " We do not curse thee , Waterloo . " ] 273 From the French [ " Must thou go , my glorious ...
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... much of this . ' But I won't give him up even now ; though all his admirers have , like the Thanes , fallen from him . " - B . Diary , April 9. ] 6 - IV . The triumph , and the vanity , The 6 ODE TO NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE .
... much of this . ' But I won't give him up even now ; though all his admirers have , like the Thanes , fallen from him . " - B . Diary , April 9. ] 6 - IV . The triumph , and the vanity , The 6 ODE TO NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE .
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... give , except my own caprice , and I do not consider the circum- stance of consequence enough to require explanation . " An appeal , how- ever , from Mr. Murray , to his good - nature and considerateness brought , in eight and forty ...
... give , except my own caprice , and I do not consider the circum- stance of consequence enough to require explanation . " An appeal , how- ever , from Mr. Murray , to his good - nature and considerateness brought , in eight and forty ...
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