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Its opening words are: I dedicate to a Poet an attempt to contribute to the revival of English Tragedy: a very hopeless labour, all will assure me. The tragedy is in five acts. See 1870, 1881, and 1892. " The portrait of the Lady Mahon. By B. Disraeli, Esq., M.P.-Heath's Book of Beauty, 1839,' p. 16. B.M. P.P. 6680. A sonnet, reprinted in 'Wit and Wisdom of Benjamin Disraeli,' 1881, p. 261, and in 'Sonnets of Three Centuries,' 1882, pp. 308-9. On the portrait of the Viscountess Powerscourt. By B. Disraeli, Esq., M.P.- Heath's Book of Beauty, 1839,' pp. 93-4. B.M. P.P. 6680. A poem of twenty-five lines. |
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