The Works of Lord Byron, Volumen 9J. Murray, 1903 |
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... feel more gratified by the chance of obtaining his observations on a work than myself , there is in such a proceeding a kind of petition for praise , that neither my pride or whatever you please to call it - will admit . 1. For John ...
... feel more gratified by the chance of obtaining his observations on a work than myself , there is in such a proceeding a kind of petition for praise , that neither my pride or whatever you please to call it - will admit . 1. For John ...
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... feel happy to be informed how you have determined on the disposal of this accursed Coach , 1 Lady Frances Caroline Annesley , daughter of Arthur , first Earl of Mountnorris and eighth Viscount Valentia . He was knighted in 1822. Byron ...
... feel happy to be informed how you have determined on the disposal of this accursed Coach , 1 Lady Frances Caroline Annesley , daughter of Arthur , first Earl of Mountnorris and eighth Viscount Valentia . He was knighted in 1822. Byron ...
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... feel sadly at a loss amongst Countesses and Maids of Honour , particularly being just come from a far Country , where Ladies are neither carved for , or fought for , or danced after , or mixed at all ( publicly ) with the Men - folks ...
... feel sadly at a loss amongst Countesses and Maids of Honour , particularly being just come from a far Country , where Ladies are neither carved for , or fought for , or danced after , or mixed at all ( publicly ) with the Men - folks ...
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... feel myself so totally unable to do justice to his talents , that the passage must stand for the very reason you bring against it . To him all the men I ever knew were pigmies . He was an intellectual giant . It is true I loved ...
... feel myself so totally unable to do justice to his talents , that the passage must stand for the very reason you bring against it . To him all the men I ever knew were pigmies . He was an intellectual giant . It is true I loved ...
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... feel so very happy to have the pleasure of hearing from you that I will not delay a moment answering it , altho ' I am " in all the delights of unpacking , and afraid of being too late for " the Post . 66 " I have been a fortnight in ...
... feel so very happy to have the pleasure of hearing from you that I will not delay a moment answering it , altho ' I am " in all the delights of unpacking , and afraid of being too late for " the Post . 66 " I have been a fortnight in ...
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Términos y frases comunes
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