 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1831 - 576 trang
...amico di cuore' of the Dama, and in neither case do I feel myself authorized in making a book of them. Their moral is not your moral ; their life is not...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living are so entirely... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1830 - 528 trang
...making a book of them. Their moral is not your ачо i. D. 1820. LIFE OP LORD BYRON. 331 moral ; tbeir ini — and the father*» feelings in Ugolioo— and...and 'La Pia!' Why, there is a gentleness in Dante nnderatand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living are... | |
 | 1831 - 470 trang
...amico di cuore' of the Dama ; and in neither case do I feel myself authorised in making a book of them. Their moral is not your moral; their life is not your...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education ; the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living, are so entirely... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron, Thomas Moore - 1831 - 572 trang
...amico di cuore' of the Dama, and in neither ease do I feel myself authorized in making a book of them. Their moral is not your moral ; their life is not...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living are so entirely... | |
 | 1831 - 484 trang
...di cuore,' ot the Dama, and in neither case do I feel invself authorized in making a book of them. Their moral is not your moral ; their life is not...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living, are во entirely... | |
 | George Gordon N. Byron (6th baron.) - 1831 - 622 trang
...the Dama, and in neither case do I feel myself authorized in making a hook of them. Their moral I'not your moral ; their life is not your life ; you would...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the hahits of thought and living are so entirely... | |
 | 1831 - 486 trang
...different, and the difference becomes so much more striking the more you live intimately with them, that I know not how to make you comprehend a people who...temperate and profligate, serious in their characters and butToons in their amusements, capable of impressions and passions which are at once sudden and durable,... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1832 - 348 trang
...particularly) ; but there are many reasons why I do not choose to treat in print on such a subject. Their moral is not your moral ; their life is not...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living, are so entirely... | |
 | Thomas Moore - 1832 - 512 trang
...amico di cuore' of the Dama, and in neither case do I feel myself authorized in making a book of them. Their moral is not your moral ; their life is not...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living are so entirely... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron, Thomas Moore - 1833 - 384 trang
...amico di cuore ' of the Dama, and in neither case do I feel myself authorised in making a book of them. Their moral is not your moral ; their life is not...French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living are so entirely... | |
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Their moral is not your moral ; their life is not your life ; you would not understand it : it is not English, nor French, nor German, which you would all understand. The conventual education, the cavalier servitude, the habits of thought and living are... 
