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... Adeline were real , and any reader can be certain that if Byron had completed his epic history of the Amunde- villes , he would have cut through to the real Adeline as he had done with his other less charming and less genteel frauds ...
... Adeline were real , and any reader can be certain that if Byron had completed his epic history of the Amunde- villes , he would have cut through to the real Adeline as he had done with his other less charming and less genteel frauds ...
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... Adeline , and their horde of the bores and bored , and then falling into the ghostly sex trap of the Duchess , but not before Aurora had already begun to revive his natural goodness . Although Juan on no single occasion is as vital or ...
... Adeline , and their horde of the bores and bored , and then falling into the ghostly sex trap of the Duchess , but not before Aurora had already begun to revive his natural goodness . Although Juan on no single occasion is as vital or ...
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... Adeline , and Henry , and the strange contradictions of Lambro and Suwarrow , the functional employment of Juan himself in several situations , and above all , the many stanzas on group activities and daily routines - in all of these ...
... Adeline , and Henry , and the strange contradictions of Lambro and Suwarrow , the functional employment of Juan himself in several situations , and above all , the many stanzas on group activities and daily routines - in all of these ...
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INTRODUCTIONPaul West | 1 |
THE TWO ETERNITIES 1939G Wilson Knight | 15 |
GUILT AND RETRIBUTION IN BYRONS SEA POEMS 1961 | 31 |
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Adeline alliteration Annabella aristocratic Augustan become Beppo Bertrand Russell Botherby Byronic hero Canto century character Childe Harold Coleridge comic Corsair couplet death Doge Don Juan draft dramatic edited effect emotional English epic essay eternity eyes F. R. Leavis fact fair copy farce feel force Giaour guilt Gulbeyaz Haidée Haidée's hate heart Helen Gardner hero human imitation irony Juan's Keats kind Lady Lambro later letter literary lives Lord Byron Manfred manner Marino Faliero Mario Praz matrix stanzas Milton mind moral nature never o'er octave ottava rima passage passion perhaps phrase Pierpont Morgan plays poem poet poetic poetry Pope Professor Steffan revision rhetorical rhyme rhythm rhythmical romantic Sardanapalus Satan satiric satirist seems sense sentimental Shelley spirit stanzas stunts style Suwarrow T. S. Eliot theme thing thou thought tion tone verse Wain Wilson Knight women words Wordsworth writing written