The works of lord Byron, Volume 1 |
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Page 130
The above is the commencement of a long dramatic satire on the Greek
priesthood , princes , and gentry ; it is contemptible as a composition , but
perhaps curious as a specimen of their rhyme : I have the whole MS . but this
extract will be ...
The above is the commencement of a long dramatic satire on the Greek
priesthood , princes , and gentry ; it is contemptible as a composition , but
perhaps curious as a specimen of their rhyme : I have the whole MS . but this
extract will be ...
Page 286
In this case , however , he was perhaps alarmed for the culpability of his wishes ;
for the Abbé de Sade himself , who certainly would not have been scrupulously
delicate if he could have proved his descent from Petrarch as well as Laura , is ...
In this case , however , he was perhaps alarmed for the culpability of his wishes ;
for the Abbé de Sade himself , who certainly would not have been scrupulously
delicate if he could have proved his descent from Petrarch as well as Laura , is ...
Page 296
Some of the prin leges of faroured love must have been either Fry geimilire , or
rather deficient is delicacy , when he made his posted rympà infors ber éiscreet
Damon that in some bappier mortent le might perhaps be the companion of her ...
Some of the prin leges of faroured love must have been either Fry geimilire , or
rather deficient is delicacy , when he made his posted rympà infors ber éiscreet
Damon that in some bappier mortent le might perhaps be the companion of her ...
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| Title | The works of lord Byron, Volume 1 The works of lord Byron, George Gordon N. Byron (6th baron.) |
| Author | George Gordon N. Byron (6th baron.) |
| Published | 1820 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 25 Sep 2006 |
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