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... ( whom , notwithstanding many hints to the contrary , I still maintain to be a
fictitious personage ) , it has been stated , that besides the anachronism , he is
very unknightly , as the times of the Knights were times of love , honour , and so
forth .
... ( whom , notwithstanding many hints to the contrary , I still maintain to be a
fictitious personage ) , it has been stated , that besides the anachronism , he is
very unknightly , as the times of the Knights were times of love , honour , and so
forth .
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There shall they rot - Ambition ' s honour ' d fools ! Yes , Honour decks the turf that
wraps their clay ! Vain Sophistry ! in these behold the tools , The broken tools ,
that tyrants cast away . By myriads , when they dare to pave their way With ...
There shall they rot - Ambition ' s honour ' d fools ! Yes , Honour decks the turf that
wraps their clay ! Vain Sophistry ! in these behold the tools , The broken tools ,
that tyrants cast away . By myriads , when they dare to pave their way With ...
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Without ceremony . Σας αγαπώ εξ όλης με καρδίας . I love you with all my heart .
Και εγω ομοίως . And I the same . Tιμήσετε με ταϊς προς αγαϊς σας . Honour me
with your commands . Ε ' χετε τίποίες να με προς άξετε και Have you any
commands ...
Without ceremony . Σας αγαπώ εξ όλης με καρδίας . I love you with all my heart .
Και εγω ομοίως . And I the same . Tιμήσετε με ταϊς προς αγαϊς σας . Honour me
with your commands . Ε ' χετε τίποίες να με προς άξετε και Have you any
commands ...
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In so doing , I recur from fiction to truth , and in dedicating to you in its complete ,
or at least concluded state , a poetical work which is the longest , the most
thoughtful and comprehensive of my compositions , I wish to do honour to myself
by the ...
In so doing , I recur from fiction to truth , and in dedicating to you in its complete ,
or at least concluded state , a poetical work which is the longest , the most
thoughtful and comprehensive of my compositions , I wish to do honour to myself
by the ...
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What is called vindicating the honour of an individual or a nation , is the most
futile , tedious , and uninstructive of all writing ; although it will always meet with
more applause than that sober criticism , which is attributed to the malicious
desire of ...
What is called vindicating the honour of an individual or a nation , is the most
futile , tedious , and uninstructive of all writing ; although it will always meet with
more applause than that sober criticism , which is attributed to the malicious
desire of ...
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| Título | The Works of Lord Byron, Volumen 1 The Works of Lord Byron, George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Autor | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Editor | John Murray, 1819 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 11 Jun 2008 |
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