Lord Byron: Christian VirtuesBarnes & Noble, 1967 - 304 sider |
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Side 44
... VIII , 152 ) . ' Mobility ' may have animated his writings , and still more often his conversations , but never his actions ( II ; VIII , 153 ) ; it was in him united with a constancy the more admirable for the difficulties involved ...
... VIII , 152 ) . ' Mobility ' may have animated his writings , and still more often his conversations , but never his actions ( II ; VIII , 153 ) ; it was in him united with a constancy the more admirable for the difficulties involved ...
Side 128
... VIII : ' All this has been transacting within an hundred and thirty miles of London ; and yet we , " good easy men , have dreamed full sure our greatness was a - ripening " , and have sat down to enjoy our foreign triumphs in the midst ...
... VIII : ' All this has been transacting within an hundred and thirty miles of London ; and yet we , " good easy men , have dreamed full sure our greatness was a - ripening " , and have sat down to enjoy our foreign triumphs in the midst ...
Side 194
... VIII , 181 ) ; again , ' I came here to serve the Greeks on their own conditions and in their own way ' ( Parry , VIII , 181 , note ) . If Greece be liberated he would ' leave the Greeks to settle their government as they like ' ( Parry , ...
... VIII , 181 ) ; again , ' I came here to serve the Greeks on their own conditions and in their own way ' ( Parry , VIII , 181 , note ) . If Greece be liberated he would ' leave the Greeks to settle their government as they like ' ( Parry , ...
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