Letters and Journals of Lord Byron, Volumen3A. and W. Galignani, 1834 |
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... opinion , shocked even himself . Thus surrounded by vexations , and thus deeply feel- ing them , it is not too much to say , that any other spi- rit but his own would have sunk under the struggle , and lost , perhaps irrecoverably ...
... opinion , shocked even himself . Thus surrounded by vexations , and thus deeply feel- ing them , it is not too much to say , that any other spi- rit but his own would have sunk under the struggle , and lost , perhaps irrecoverably ...
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... opinion In one of his letters to Mr Hunt , he declares it to be his own that an addiction to poetry is the result of an uneasy very generally t mind in an uneasy body ; ' - disease or deformity , " he adds , « have been the attendants ...
... opinion In one of his letters to Mr Hunt , he declares it to be his own that an addiction to poetry is the result of an uneasy very generally t mind in an uneasy body ; ' - disease or deformity , " he adds , « have been the attendants ...
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... opinions agree ; and that this difference had its root deep in the conformation of their respective minds , needs but a glance through the rich , glittering labyrinth of Mr Shelley's pages to assure us . In Lord Byron , the real was ...
... opinions agree ; and that this difference had its root deep in the conformation of their respective minds , needs but a glance through the rich , glittering labyrinth of Mr Shelley's pages to assure us . In Lord Byron , the real was ...
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... opinions and powers directly contrary , it would seem , to their natural bias , and from which his life was too short to allow him time to recover . With a mind , by nature , fervidly pious , he yet refused to acknowledge a Supreme ...
... opinions and powers directly contrary , it would seem , to their natural bias , and from which his life was too short to allow him time to recover . With a mind , by nature , fervidly pious , he yet refused to acknowledge a Supreme ...
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... opinions and matter of fact on one side , and to all that was most innovating and visionary on the other , more observable than in their notions on philosophical subjects ; Lord Byron being , with the great bulk of mankind , a believer ...
... opinions and matter of fact on one side , and to all that was most innovating and visionary on the other , more observable than in their notions on philosophical subjects ; Lord Byron being , with the great bulk of mankind , a believer ...
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