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Oeuvres complètes de lord Byron, Volume 3   By: (1788-1824)

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Lord Byron's "Oeuvres complètes de lord Byron, Volume 3" is a comprehensive collection of the renowned poet's work. This volume contains a diverse range of poems, including classics like "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" and "Don Juan," as well as lesser-known pieces that showcase Byron's wit and lyrical prowess.

The collection is meticulously curated, with detailed annotations and footnotes that provide valuable context and insight into Byron's life and influences. Readers will appreciate the thoroughness of this edition, which brings together the breadth of Byron's work in a single volume.

Byron's poetry is characterized by its romanticism, passion, and rebellious spirit, and these qualities shine through in the poems included in this volume. From poignant reflections on love and loss to biting satires and humorous anecdotes, Byron's writing is as engaging and thought-provoking as ever.

Overall, this volume of Lord Byron's complete works is a must-have for any fan of Romantic poetry. It offers a comprehensive overview of Byron's oeuvre, showcasing the breadth and depth of his talent as a poet. Whether you are a longtime admirer of Byron's work or a newcomer to his writing, this collection is sure to delight and inspire.

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?Monsieur Laby de St Aumont, Mazous Laguian.

OEUVRES COMPLÈTES DE LORD BYRON.

IMPRIMERIE DE DONDEY DUPRÉ, Rue St. Louis, n° 46, au Marais.

OEUVRES COMPLÈTES DE LORD BYRON, AVEC NOTES ET COMMENTAIRES, COMPRENANT SES MÉMOIRES PUBLIÉS PAR THOMAS MOORE, ET ORNÉES D'UN BEAU PORTRAIT DE L'AUTEUR.

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PAR M. PAULIN PARIS, DE LA BIBLIOTHÈQUE DU ROI.

TOME DEUXIÈME.

Paris . DONDEY DUPRÉ PÈRE ET FILS, IMPR. LIBR., ÉDITEURS, RUE SAINT LOUIS, N° 46, ET RUE RICHELIEU, N° 47 bis.

1830.

DON JUAN.

Difficile est proprie communia dicere. (HORACE, Epist. ad Pison .)

Crois tu, parce que tu es vertueux, qu'il n'y aura plus ni ale ni galettes? Oui, par sainte Anne! et le gingembre aussi nous brûlera la bouche.

(SHAKSPEARE, la Douzième nuit, ou Ce que vous voudrez .)

Chant Neuvième .

1. O Wellington! (ou Vilainton , car la renommée a deux manières de prononcer ces héroïques syllabes; et la France qui, battante ou battue, rira toujours, n'ayant pu dompter votre beau nom, s'est imaginé d'en faire l'occasion d'une pointe ridicule) vous avez obtenu de fortes pensions et de grands éloges: si quelqu'un aujourd'hui osait contester une gloire comme la vôtre, l'humanité se lèverait en masse et ferait retentir le mot: Nay [1]... Continue reading book >>


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