...turning over a foreign one lately, — for I have made it a rule latterly never to search for any thing of the kind, but not to avoid the perusal, if presented...personally or poetically, in English, French, German -Cos interpreted to me), Italian, and Portuguese, within these nine years, to Rousseau, Goethe, Young,...

...turning over a foreign one lately, — for I have made it a rule latterly never to search for any thing of the kind, but not to avoid the perusal, if presented...within these nine years, to Rousseau, Goethe, Young, Aretine, Timon of Athens, Dante, Petrarch, ' an alabaster vase, lighted up within,' Satan, Shakspeare,...

...a foreign one lately, — for I have made it a rule latterly never to »forth for any thing of thé kind, but not to avoid the perusal if presented by...personally or poetically, in English, French, German, (a* interpreted to me,) Italian, and Portuguese, within these nine years, to Rousseau, Goethe, Young,...

...which he thus playfully enumerates in one of his Journals : — latterly never to search for any thing of the kind, but not to avoid the perusal if presented...personally or poetically, in English, French, German (as interpieted to me), Italian, and Portuguese, within these nine years, to Rousseau, Goethe, Young, Aretine,...

...Ravenna, in 1821, after having said that he does not think the world judges him well, he adds:— " I have seen myself compared, personally or poetically,...within these nine years, to Rousseau, Goethe, Young, Aretin, Timon of Athens, Dante, Petrarch, an Alabaster Vase lighted up within, Satan, Shakspeare, Bonaparte,...

...foreiyn one lately, — for I have made it a rule latterly never to seanh for any thing of the lnnd, but not to avoid the perusal, if presented by chance....begin, then: I have seen myself compared, personally or poetkally, in English, French, German (as interpreted to Die), Italian, and Portugiese, within these...

...Masters. DETACHED THOUGHTS. Octr. 15* 1821. I have been thinking over the other day on the various comparisons, good or evil, which I have seen published...— Goethe — Young — Aretino — Timon of Athens — " An Alabaster Vase lighted up within " — Satan — Shakespeare — Buonaparte — Tiberius —...

...ESTIMATED BYRON AND HIS LIFE OF UNREST N his memoranda, written in Ravenna in 1821, Lord Byron says : "I have seen myself compared, personally or poetically, in English, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese, within these nine years, to Rousseau, Goethe, Young, Aretin, Timon of Athens,...

...thinking over the other day on the various comparisons, good or evil, which I have seen published jof myself in different journals English and foreign....— Goethe — Young — Aretino — Timon of Athens — " An Alabaster Vase lighted up within " — Satan — Shakespeare — Buonaparte — Tiberius —...

...calls them " the divine lectures of love's great I HAVE been thinking over the other day on the various comparisons, good or evil, which I have seen published...avoid the perusal if presented by chance. To begin then—I have seen myself compared A master, Aretine "—which he composed to accompany some naturalistic...