Journal of the Conversations of Lord Byron: Noted During a Residence with His Lordship at Pisa, in the Years 1821 and 1822, 1±ÇWilder & Campbell, 1824 - 304ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... look through and penetrate the thoughts of others , while they marked the inspirations of his own . His teeth were small , regular , and white ; these , I after- wards found , he took great pains to preserve . * • * For this purpose he ...
... look through and penetrate the thoughts of others , while they marked the inspirations of his own . His teeth were small , regular , and white ; these , I after- wards found , he took great pains to preserve . * • * For this purpose he ...
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... look on thee ; I have look'd on thee , " Full of that thought , and from that moment ne'er 66 Thy waters could I dream of , name or see , " Without the inseparable sigh for her . " Her bright eyes will be imaged in thy stream ; 66 Yes ...
... look on thee ; I have look'd on thee , " Full of that thought , and from that moment ne'er 66 Thy waters could I dream of , name or see , " Without the inseparable sigh for her . " Her bright eyes will be imaged in thy stream ; 66 Yes ...
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... looks out for a suitable son - in - law . As a certain portion of his fortune is fixed by law for the dower of " his children , his object is to find some needy man of ( 6 66 66 equal rank , or a very rich one , the older the better ...
... looks out for a suitable son - in - law . As a certain portion of his fortune is fixed by law for the dower of " his children , his object is to find some needy man of ( 6 66 66 equal rank , or a very rich one , the older the better ...
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... , beginning Sir , ' * Shelley , who knew this story , used to say these two words would look odd in an Italian translation , Anitra carissima . " and ending with saying that his daughter should never 40 CONVERSATIONS OF.
... , beginning Sir , ' * Shelley , who knew this story , used to say these two words would look odd in an Italian translation , Anitra carissima . " and ending with saying that his daughter should never 40 CONVERSATIONS OF.
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... look ! 66 — You ask if Lady Byron were ever in love with me- " I have answered that question already - No ! I was the fashion when she first came out : I had the character of 66 66 66 being a great rake , and was a great dandy - both of ...
... look ! 66 — You ask if Lady Byron were ever in love with me- " I have answered that question already - No ! I was the fashion when she first came out : I had the character of 66 66 66 being a great rake , and was a great dandy - both of ...
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