...occupations for each hour. In the VoL. II. 15 morning we rode in the adjoining country, or wandered through the palaces, in search of pictures or antiquities....mind ; but most of all, talk, varied and ever new, begu iled our hours. While we paused thus in our onward career towards death, time held on its accustomed...

...palaces, in search of pictures or antiquities. In the evening we assembled to read or to converse. Metaphysical disquisition; fiction, which wandering...most of all, talk, varied, and ever new, beguiled our hours.91 Shelley now returned to Este and the family began its preparations for a journey southward....

...palaces, in search of pictures or antiquities. In the evening we assembled to read or to converse. Metaphysical disquisition; fiction, which wandering...most of all, talk, varied, and ever new, beguiled our hours.91 Shelley now returned to Este and the family began its preparations for a journey southward....

...Metaphysical disquisition; fiction, which wandering from all reality, lost itself in self -created errors; poets of times so far gone by, that to read...most of all, talk, varied, and ever new, beguiled our hours.91 Shelley now returned to Este and the family began its preparations for a journey southward....

...distinct occupations for each hour. In the morning we rode in the adjoining country, or wandered through the palaces, in search of pictures or antiquities....death, time held on its accustomed course. Still and for ever did the earth roll on, enthroned in her atmospheric car, speeded by the force of the invisible...

...distinct occupations for each hour. In the morning we rode in the adjoining country, or wandered through the palaces, in search of pictures or antiquities....read of them was as to read of Atlantis and Utopia; 76 or such as referred to nature only, and the workings of one particular mind; but most of all, talk,...

...distinct occupations for each hour. In the morning we rode in the adjoining country, or wandered through the palaces, in search of pictures or antiquities....death, time held on its accustomed course. Still and for ever did the earth roll on, enthroned in her atmospheric car, speeded by the force of the invisible...

...distinct occupations for each hour. In the morning we rode in the adjoining country, or wandered through the palaces, in search of pictures or antiquities....so far gone by, that to read of them was as to read 366 of Atlantis and Utopia; or such as referred to nature only, and the workings of one particular...

...by recalling combinations and emotions never more to be experienced by us. Metaphysicaldisquisition; fiction, which wandering from all reality, lost itself...death, time held on its accustomed course. Still and for ever did the earth roll on, enthroned in her atmospheric car, speeded by the force of the invisible...

...experienced by us. Metaphysical disquisition; fiction, which wandering from all reality, lost itself in 426 self-created errors; poets of times so far gone by,...death, time held on its accustomed course. Still and for ever did the earth roll on, enthroned in her atmospheric car, speeded by the force of the invisible...