Conversations of Lord Byron Noted During a Residence With His Lordship At Pisa
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" One of the first visits I paid to Hunt " was in prison. I remember Lady Byron *' was with me in the carriage, and I made " her wait longer than I intended at the " gate of the King's Bench.
*' When party feeling ran highest against *' me. Hunt was the only editor of a paper, " the only literary man, who dared say a " word in my justification. I shall always " be grateful to him for the part he took LOKD BYRON, 403 ** on that occasion. It was manly in him ** to brave the ol^loquy of standing a...lone.
" Shelley and myself furnished some *' time ago a suite of apartments in my " house for him, which he now occupies, *' I believe I told you of a plan we had in ** agitation for his benefit. His principal *' object in coming out was to establish " a literary journal, whose name is not yet " fixed, *' I have promised to contribute, and "' shall probably make it a vehicle for some " occasional poems ;— for instance, I mean '' to translate Ariosto. I was strongly ad- " vised by Tom Moore, long ago, not to *' have any connection with such a com- '" pany as Hunt, Shelley, and Co.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" One of the first visits I paid to Hunt " was in prison. I remember Lady Byron *' was with me in the carriage, and I made " her wait longer than I intended at the " gate of the King's Bench.
*' When party feeling ran highest against *' me. Hunt was the only editor of a paper, " the only literary man, who dared say a " word in my justification. I shall always " be grateful to him for the part he took LOKD BYRON, 403 ** on that occasion. It was manly in him ** to brave the ol^loquy of standing a...lone.
" Shelley and myself furnished some *' time ago a suite of apartments in my " house for him, which he now occupies, *' I believe I told you of a plan we had in ** agitation for his benefit. His principal *' object in coming out was to establish " a literary journal, whose name is not yet " fixed, *' I have promised to contribute, and "' shall probably make it a vehicle for some " occasional poems ;— for instance, I mean '' to translate Ariosto. I was strongly ad- " vised by Tom Moore, long ago, not to *' have any connection with such a com- '" pany as Hunt, Shelley, and Co.
What to read after Conversations of Lord Byron Noted During a Residence With His Lordship At Pisa?
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