Life of
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共 153 题- WITH HIS LETTERS AND JOURNALS.
- BY THOMAS MOORE, ESQ.
- IN SIX VOLUMES.--VOL. VI.
- NEW EDITION.
- CONTENTS OF VOL. VI.
- APPENDIX
- MISCELLANEOUS PIECES IN PROSE.
- REVIEW OF WORDSWORTH'S POEMS. 1807
- REVIEW OF GELL'S GEOGRAPHY OF ITHACA, AND ITINERARY OF GREECE. 1811
- PARLIAMENTARY SPEECHES. 1812, 1813
- FRAGMENT. 1816
- NOTICES OF THE LIFE OF LORD BYRON.
- LETTER 508. TO MR. MOORE.
- TO LORD BYRON.
- LETTER 509. TO MRS. ----.
- LETTER 510. TO LADY ----.
- LETTER 511. TO MR. MOORE.
- LETTER 512. TO THE EARL OF B----.
- LETTER 513. TO THE EARL OF B----.
- LETTER 514. TO THE EARL OF B----.
- LETTER 515. TO THE COUNT ----.
- LETTER 516. TO THE COUNTESS OF B----.
- LETTER 517. TO THE COUNTESS OF ----.
- LETTER 518. TO LADY BYRON.
- LETTER 519. TO MR. BLAQUIERE.
- LETTER 520. TO MR. BOWRING.
- LETTER 521. TO MR. BOWRING.
- LETTER 522. TO LADY ----.
- TO THE COUNTESS OF B----.
- LETTER 523. TO MR. BOWRING.
- I have the honour to be,
- LETTER 524. TO GOETHE.
- LETTER 525. TO MR. BOWRING.
- LETTER 526.
- TO THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECE.
- LETTER 527. TO PRINCE MAVROCORDATO.
- LETTER 528. TO MR. BOWRING.
- LETTER 529. TO MR. BOWRING.
- LETTER 530 TO MR. BOWRING.
- LETTER 531.
- TO THE HON. MR. DOUGLAS KINNAIRD.
- LETTER 532. TO MR. BOWRING.
- LETTER 533. TO MR. MOORE.
- LETTER 534.
- TO THE HONOURABLE COLONEL STANHOPE.
- LETTER 535. TO MR. MUIR.
- LETTER 536. TO MR. C. HANCOCK.
- LETTER 537. TO MR. CHARLES HANCOCK.
- Yours ever, N. B."
- LETTER 538. TO MR. CHARLES HANCOCK.
- LETTER 539. TO MR. CHARLES HANCOCK.
- LETTER 540. TO MR. CHARLES HANCOCK.
- LETTER 541.
- TO HIS HIGHNESS YUSSUFF PACHA.
- LETTER 542. TO LONDO.
- LETTER 543. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 544. TO MR. MAYER.
- LETTER 545.
- TO THE HONOURABLE DOUGLAS KINNAIRD.
- LETTER 546. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 547. TO MR. MURRAY.
- LETTER 548. TO MR. MOORE.
- LETTER 549. TO DR. KENNEDY.
- LETTER 550. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 551. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 552. TO SR. PARRUCA.
- LETTER 553. TO MR. CHARLES HANCOCK.
- LETTER 554. TO DR. KENNEDY.
- LETTER 555. TO COLONEL STANHOPE.
- LETTER 556. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 557. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 558. TO ME. BARFF.
- LETTER 559. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 560. TO MR. BARFF.
- LETTER 561. TO MR. BARFF.
- H.H. JOY.]
- APPENDIX.
- TWO EPISTLES FROM THE ARMENIAN VERSION.
- THE EPISTLE OF THE CORINTHIANS TO ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE.[1]
- 3 Of which words thou shouldst inform thyself:
- 7 Therefore do thou write to us, or come thyself amongst us quickly.
- 10 That it behoves not to admit the Prophets.[6]
- 11 Neither do they affirm the omnipotence of God:
- 12 Neither do they affirm the resurrection of the flesh:
- 13 Neither do they affirm that man was altogether created by God:
- 16 Therefore do thou make haste[7] to come amongst us.
- 17 That this city of the Corinthians may remain without scandal.
- EPISTLE OF PAUL TO THE CORINTHIANS, [1]
- 8 As in this also he himself became the example:
- 9 That it might be made manifest that man was created by the Father,
- 10 He has not remained in perdition unsought [4];
- 11 But he is sought for, that he might be revived by adoption.
- 17 And bound all men in sin,[5]
- 18 Because the judgment of the world was approaching.
- 20 But when he saw his affliction, he had compassion upon him:
- 26 In whom we also, when we believe, are saved.
- 28 Who turn away from themselves the compassion of God;
- 30 But these cursed men[8] have the doctrine of the serpent.
- 42 Ye have also known Jonas, the son of Amittai.[12]
- 46 And how much more for you, oh men of little faith;
- 52 But if ye receive other things vainly [14],
- 60 And the peace and grace of the beloved Son be upon you.[17] Amen.
- BYRON.
- REMARKS ON MR. MOORE'S LIFE OF LORD BYRON, BY LADY BYRON.
- LETTER OF MR. TURNER.
- MR. MILLINGEN'S ACCOUNT OF THE CONSULTATION.
- THE WILL OF LORD BYRON.
- BYRON (L.S.)
- BYRON (L.S.)
- MISCELLANEOUS PIECES
- IN PROSE.
- REVIEW OF WORDSWORTH'S POEMS,
- 2 Vols. 1807.[1]
- REVIEW OF GELL'S GEOGRAPHY OF ITHACA, AND ITINERARY OF GREECE.
- PARLIAMENTARY SPEECHES.
- DEBATE ON THE FRAME-WORK BILL, IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 27, 1812.
- Lord BYRON rose and said:--
- DEBATE ON MAJOR CARTWRIGHT'S PETITION, JUNE 1. 1813.
- Lord BYRON rose and said:--
- A FRAGMENT.[1]
- LETTER
- And here a word en passant to Mr. Campbell:--
- Is not this the original of the far-famed--
- BYRON.
- OBSERVATIONS UPON "OBSERVATIONS"
- BYRON.
- INDEX.
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- E.
- F.
- G.
- H.
- J.
- K.
- L.
- M.
- N.
- O.
- P.
- Q.
- R.
- S.
- T.
- U.
- V.
- W.
- Y.
- Z.
- THE END.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 6 (of 6), by Thomas Moore