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... feelings and disgusts are esteemed by the poet so worthy of being recorded , and who follows Lord Byron as a shadow does the substance , is introduced to us as a tourist through that line of country in which Englishmen of all ...
... feelings and disgusts are esteemed by the poet so worthy of being recorded , and who follows Lord Byron as a shadow does the substance , is introduced to us as a tourist through that line of country in which Englishmen of all ...
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... , are among the false ornaments and illegitimate arts of poetry . * Into the feelings of Lord Byron as a father we do not enter : we will suppose them to be such as naturally and 2 Childe Harold's Pilgrimage . Canto the Third .
... , are among the false ornaments and illegitimate arts of poetry . * Into the feelings of Lord Byron as a father we do not enter : we will suppose them to be such as naturally and 2 Childe Harold's Pilgrimage . Canto the Third .
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... feeling , might have written upon the subject . In the second stanza he describes himself as impelled by a sort of ... feelings . This he may think very picturesque ; but it is in truth the vulgar case of that crowd of discontented ...
... feeling , might have written upon the subject . In the second stanza he describes himself as impelled by a sort of ... feelings . This he may think very picturesque ; but it is in truth the vulgar case of that crowd of discontented ...
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... are among the false ornaments and illegitimate arts of poetry .服 t Into the feelings of Lord Byron as a father we do not enter : we will suppose them to be such as naturally and Childe Harold's Pilgrimage . Canto the Third .
... are among the false ornaments and illegitimate arts of poetry .服 t Into the feelings of Lord Byron as a father we do not enter : we will suppose them to be such as naturally and Childe Harold's Pilgrimage . Canto the Third .
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... feeling , might have written upon the subject . In the second stanza he describes himself as impelled by a sort of ... feelings . This he may think very picturesque ; but it is in truth the vulgar case of that crowd of discontented ...
... feeling , might have written upon the subject . In the second stanza he describes himself as impelled by a sort of ... feelings . This he may think very picturesque ; but it is in truth the vulgar case of that crowd of discontented ...
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