Lady Byron Vindicated: a History of the Byron Controversy
Lady Byron Vindicated: a History of the Byron Controversy
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^ She seemed pleased to continue the subject, and went on to say many things of his singular character and genius, more penetrating and more appreciative than is often met with among critics.
. I told her that I had been from childhood powerfully influenced by him ; and began to tell her how much, as a child, I had been aflFected dbyGoogk 2l8 LADY BYRON AS I KNEW H9R.
by the news of his death, — -giving up all my plays, and going off to a lonely hillside, where I spent the afternoon thinking of... him. She interrupted me, before I had quite finished, with a quick, impulsive movement. " I know all that," she said : " I heard it all from Mrs. ; and it was one of the things that made me wish to know yoM. I think ^^?« could understand him.*' We talked for some time of him then ; sh^ with her pale face slightly flushed, speaking, as any other great man's widow might, only of what was purest and best in his works, and what were his undeniable virtues and good traits^ especially in early life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ She seemed pleased to continue the subject, and went on to say many things of his singular character and genius, more penetrating and more appreciative than is often met with among critics.
. I told her that I had been from childhood powerfully influenced by him ; and began to tell her how much, as a child, I had been aflFected dbyGoogk 2l8 LADY BYRON AS I KNEW H9R.
by the news of his death, — -giving up all my plays, and going off to a lonely hillside, where I spent the afternoon thinking of... him. She interrupted me, before I had quite finished, with a quick, impulsive movement. " I know all that," she said : " I heard it all from Mrs. ; and it was one of the things that made me wish to know yoM. I think ^^?« could understand him.*' We talked for some time of him then ; sh^ with her pale face slightly flushed, speaking, as any other great man's widow might, only of what was purest and best in his works, and what were his undeniable virtues and good traits^ especially in early life.
What to read after Lady Byron Vindicated: a History of the Byron Controversy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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