Selections from the Poetry of Lord ByronH. Holt, 1900 - 412 pages |
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Page vi
... effect , but also not infrequently he himself did not know his own real sentiments , but was the dupe of his own imaginings . Nevertheless it is important to recognize that , although seldom apparent in his life from day to day , or in ...
... effect , but also not infrequently he himself did not know his own real sentiments , but was the dupe of his own imaginings . Nevertheless it is important to recognize that , although seldom apparent in his life from day to day , or in ...
Page viii
... effects a mis- fortune . Worst of all , however , was the influence upon his life of his mother's violent , capricious ... effect it has had on mine I need not state . " Afterwards it was the world at large and especially the times in ...
... effects a mis- fortune . Worst of all , however , was the influence upon his life of his mother's violent , capricious ... effect it has had on mine I need not state . " Afterwards it was the world at large and especially the times in ...
Page xv
... effects of staying at home with all the narrow prejudices of an islander . " The effect of his later life was to emancipate him pretty thoroughly from the domina- tion of current English ideals and prejudices . Byron i in his way is ...
... effects of staying at home with all the narrow prejudices of an islander . " The effect of his later life was to emancipate him pretty thoroughly from the domina- tion of current English ideals and prejudices . Byron i in his way is ...
Page xxix
... effect , and even imagination , passion , and invention , between the little Queen Anne's man and us of the Lower ... effects of it in the Doge of Venice [ ' Marino Faliero ' ] ; and it will cramp and limit his future efforts , however ...
... effect , and even imagination , passion , and invention , between the little Queen Anne's man and us of the Lower ... effects of it in the Doge of Venice [ ' Marino Faliero ' ] ; and it will cramp and limit his future efforts , however ...
Page xxxviii
... effect.1 He cared little for fine phrases - which Keats used to dote upon like a lover . Phrasing for its own sake was an offence to him . He writes in one of his Diaries in 1821 : " I have been reading Frederic Schlegel till now , and ...
... effect.1 He cared little for fine phrases - which Keats used to dote upon like a lover . Phrasing for its own sake was an offence to him . He writes in one of his Diaries in 1821 : " I have been reading Frederic Schlegel till now , and ...
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