The Works of Lord Byron, Volumen 11J. Murray, 1904 |
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... give themselves by tinging the eyelid , 1 — an art not known out of that country , I believe . This expres- sion she has naturally , and something more than this . In short , I cannot describe the effect of this kind of eye , at least ...
... give themselves by tinging the eyelid , 1 — an art not known out of that country , I believe . This expres- sion she has naturally , and something more than this . In short , I cannot describe the effect of this kind of eye , at least ...
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... gives an account of a friar , blind from age , who remembered seeing Byron , and said he was " handsome as a saint . " Byron , unable to offer Father Aucher money for his lessons , helped him , by way of payment , to publish his Grammar ...
... gives an account of a friar , blind from age , who remembered seeing Byron , and said he was " handsome as a saint . " Byron , unable to offer Father Aucher money for his lessons , helped him , by way of payment , to publish his Grammar ...
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... give a thing " - " Take a " king and give a king . " They are the worst of animals , except their conquerors . I hear that Hodgson is your neighbour , having a living in Derbyshire . You will find him an excellent- hearted fellow , as ...
... give a thing " - " Take a " king and give a king . " They are the worst of animals , except their conquerors . I hear that Hodgson is your neighbour , having a living in Derbyshire . You will find him an excellent- hearted fellow , as ...
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... give two thousand guineas for : and from the " conversations he had with the Noble Lord , he was confident that " the works held out by the Defendant , are not the production of " his Lordship , only so far as they may contain ...
... give two thousand guineas for : and from the " conversations he had with the Noble Lord , he was confident that " the works held out by the Defendant , are not the production of " his Lordship , only so far as they may contain ...
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... gives the meaning of the Gaelic words correctly , " Gainsay who dares . " His spelling is phonetic , and nearly represents the sound . The Gaelic dh is sounded as a guttural ( gh ) before broad vowels , and d is very lightly pronounced ...
... gives the meaning of the Gaelic words correctly , " Gainsay who dares . " His spelling is phonetic , and nearly represents the sound . The Gaelic dh is sounded as a guttural ( gh ) before broad vowels , and d is very lightly pronounced ...
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