The Works of Lord Byron, Volumen 12John Murray, 1832 |
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... death by the enraged Lanciotto . The interest of this pathetic narrative is much increased , when it is recollected that the father of this unfortunate lady was the beloved friend and generous protector of Dante during his latter days ...
... death by the enraged Lanciotto . The interest of this pathetic narrative is much increased , when it is recollected that the father of this unfortunate lady was the beloved friend and generous protector of Dante during his latter days ...
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... death conducted us along , ( 1 ) Ravenna . ( 2 ) [ Among Lord Byron's unpublished letters we find the following : - " Varied readings of the translation from Dante . Seized him for the fair person , which in its Bloom was ta'en from me ...
... death conducted us along , ( 1 ) Ravenna . ( 2 ) [ Among Lord Byron's unpublished letters we find the following : - " Varied readings of the translation from Dante . Seized him for the fair person , which in its Bloom was ta'en from me ...
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... death robbed him of her beauty . She confesses that she loved , because she was beloved , - that charm had deluded her ; and she declares , with transport , that joy had not abandoned her even in hell- 66 piacer sì forte , Che , come ...
... death robbed him of her beauty . She confesses that she loved , because she was beloved , - that charm had deluded her ; and she declares , with transport , that joy had not abandoned her even in hell- 66 piacer sì forte , Che , come ...
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... death ; but is so overawed by pity , that he sinks into a swoon . Nor is this to be considered as merely a poetical exaggeration . The poet had pro- bably known her when a girl , blooming in innocence and beauty under the paternal roof ...
... death ; but is so overawed by pity , that he sinks into a swoon . Nor is this to be considered as merely a poetical exaggeration . The poet had pro- bably known her when a girl , blooming in innocence and beauty under the paternal roof ...
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... death : Caina waits The soul , who spilt our life . ' Such were their words ; At hearing which downward I bent my looks , And held them there so long , that the Bard cried : ' What art thou pondering ? ' I in answer thus : ' Alas ! by ...
... death : Caina waits The soul , who spilt our life . ' Such were their words ; At hearing which downward I bent my looks , And held them there so long , that the Bard cried : ' What art thou pondering ? ' I in answer thus : ' Alas ! by ...
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