The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, Volúmenes41-42Harvard Graduates' Magazine Association, 1932 |
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... Byron , however , did not give up the idea , for as late as August he wrote to Moore in France , Is there no chance of your return to England and of our journal ? I would have published the two plays1 in it - two or three scenes per num ...
... Byron , however , did not give up the idea , for as late as August he wrote to Moore in France , Is there no chance of your return to England and of our journal ? I would have published the two plays1 in it - two or three scenes per num ...
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... Byron's casual contributions and the steadily written list of Hunt's they hoped to add articles by Moore , Hazlitt , Mary Shelley , Charles Armitage Brown , Hogg , and Patmore . Shel- ley had left in Mary's hands a few manuscripts which ...
... Byron's casual contributions and the steadily written list of Hunt's they hoped to add articles by Moore , Hazlitt , Mary Shelley , Charles Armitage Brown , Hogg , and Patmore . Shel- ley had left in Mary's hands a few manuscripts which ...
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... Byron inveighed against the author of " that pestilent poem " Don Juan , neatly denied the implication that Roberts , the Edi- tor , was an old woman , while slyly remarking on the feminine style of the Review , and said that it was a ...
... Byron inveighed against the author of " that pestilent poem " Don Juan , neatly denied the implication that Roberts , the Edi- tor , was an old woman , while slyly remarking on the feminine style of the Review , and said that it was a ...
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Crime and Punishment Reflections of a Plain Citizen 152 | 14 |
The FluFlu Birds 248 | 63 |
Yale and Harvard A Temperamental Contrast 201 | 76 |
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