Finden's Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron, Volume 1J. Murray, 1833 - Europe |
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... less de- sultory than was the unavoidable order of their publication , and to accompany the Plates with accounts of the subjects of the Engravings , from authors of eminence and from original sources . The First Volume is thus presented ...
... less de- sultory than was the unavoidable order of their publication , and to accompany the Plates with accounts of the subjects of the Engravings , from authors of eminence and from original sources . The First Volume is thus presented ...
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... less de- sultory than was the unavoidable order of their publication , and to accompany the Plates with accounts of the subjects of the Engravings , from authors of eminence and from original sources . The First Volume is thus presented ...
... less de- sultory than was the unavoidable order of their publication , and to accompany the Plates with accounts of the subjects of the Engravings , from authors of eminence and from original sources . The First Volume is thus presented ...
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... less glorious display of humanity by the British , when Curtis exposed himself and his crews to so much danger to rescue his Spanish enemies from wreck and fire in the destruction of their gun - boats ? Fortunately for Lord Byron's ...
... less glorious display of humanity by the British , when Curtis exposed himself and his crews to so much danger to rescue his Spanish enemies from wreck and fire in the destruction of their gun - boats ? Fortunately for Lord Byron's ...
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... less to classic remembrances than to those fond and deep - felt asso- ciations by which they brought back the memory of his boyhood and Lachin y Gair . " In every recurrence to these early scenes , even in poems which spring from gloomy ...
... less to classic remembrances than to those fond and deep - felt asso- ciations by which they brought back the memory of his boyhood and Lachin y Gair . " In every recurrence to these early scenes , even in poems which spring from gloomy ...
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... less . " Another beautiful address to her was written a few days after Byron had been invited to dine at Annesley . When the infant daughter of Mrs. Chaworth , his fair hostess , was brought into the room , he started invo- luntarily ...
... less . " Another beautiful address to her was written a few days after Byron had been invited to dine at Annesley . When the infant daughter of Mrs. Chaworth , his fair hostess , was brought into the room , he started invo- luntarily ...
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