The Confessions of Lord Byron: A Collection of His Private Opinions of Men and of Matters, Taken from the New and Enlarged Edition of His Letters and Journals |
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... the scene that would ensue beggars all power of description . You may have
some little idea of it , from what I have told you , and what you yourself know . To
Lord Carlisle make my warmest acknowledgments . I feel more gratitude , than
my ...
... the scene that would ensue beggars all power of description . You may have
some little idea of it , from what I have told you , and what you yourself know . To
Lord Carlisle make my warmest acknowledgments . I feel more gratitude , than
my ...
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... which in some measure I have agreed to ; still there is a coolness which I do
not feel inclined to thaw , as terms of Civility are the only resource against her
impertinent and unjust proceedings with which you are already acquainted .
... which in some measure I have agreed to ; still there is a coolness which I do
not feel inclined to thaw , as terms of Civility are the only resource against her
impertinent and unjust proceedings with which you are already acquainted .
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Many thanks for your amusing narrative of the last proceedings of my amiable
Alecto , who now begins to feel the effects of her folly . I have just received a
penitential epistle , to which , apprehensive of pursuit , I have despatched a
moderate ...
Many thanks for your amusing narrative of the last proceedings of my amiable
Alecto , who now begins to feel the effects of her folly . I have just received a
penitential epistle , to which , apprehensive of pursuit , I have despatched a
moderate ...
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I now feel the truth of M ' Gray's observation , “ That we can only have one mother
. " Peace be with her ! I have to thank you for your expressions of regard . If it will
be any satisfaction , I have to inform you that in November next the editor of the ...
I now feel the truth of M ' Gray's observation , “ That we can only have one mother
. " Peace be with her ! I have to thank you for your expressions of regard . If it will
be any satisfaction , I have to inform you that in November next the editor of the ...
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Your letter Calluding to the deaths of M " Byron and of Matthews ] gives me credit
for more acute feelings than I possess ; for though I feel tolerably miserable , yet I
am at the same time subject to a kind of hysterical merriment , or rather laughter ...
Your letter Calluding to the deaths of M " Byron and of Matthews ] gives me credit
for more acute feelings than I possess ; for though I feel tolerably miserable , yet I
am at the same time subject to a kind of hysterical merriment , or rather laughter ...
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| Заглавие | The Confessions of Lord Byron: A Collection of His Private Opinions of Men and of Matters, Taken from the New and Enlarged Edition of His Letters and Journals |
| Автор | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Издател | Murray, 1905 |
| Оригиналът е от | Харвардският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 24 февр. 2006 |
| Брой страници | 402 страници |
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