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The Pocket Magazine - Pagina 245
'Mil THE STORy OP PARASINA. The readers of ' The Pocket Magazine' are all, no doubt, familiar with Lord Byron's poem of ' Parasina ;' but perhaps they are not equally well acquainted with the original story, from which the noble bard ...
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The Mysteries of New Orleans
Chapter. 7. PARASINA. BRULARD-HOTCHKISS. Now we lead the reader into the Third Municipality, where he will see crimes committed that, although they are rather common in and around New Orleans, are still horrifying and debasing.
Baron Ludwig von Reizenstein, 2003
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Temple Bar - Volumul 28 - Pagina 65
It was not said by Lord Byron that his wifo had copied the song, or either of the other poems, nor did it appear certainly that either The Siege of Corinth or Parasina was "the piece" copied; for the letter spoke of one piece only, though the two ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1870
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Once a Week - Volumul 5 - Pagina 250
10th Hussars) had been sitting for Hugo, and pretty Miss Briggs (of Upper Paradise Place, Hampstead Road, top bell and a single knock, please), had posed for Parasina. It was decidedly a very admirable work, and did Lupthorpe infinite ...
Eneas Sweetland Dallas, 1861
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Poetry for Schools: Designed for Reading and Recitation : ...
The Marquis of Este, the sovereign of Ferrara in Italy, had a son named Hugo, and a beautiful young wife called Parasina. — This lady loved Hugo better than his father, and was equally beloved by the young man. When the marquis was fully ...
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The Poetical Works of Lord Byron: with Life of the Author ... - Pagina 612
NOTES TO PARASINA. NoTE 1, p. 144.—The subject matter of this Poem was somewhat too voluptuous for the precise but maudlin modesty of Lord Byron's Critics. The ostentatious prudery of the nation almost set aside Parasina, and though ...
George Gordon Byron Baron Byron, 1863
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"King of Critics": George Saintsbury, 1845-1933, Critic, ... - Pagina 7
In Byron's melodramatic Parasina he must have "adored" the lyrically passionate woodland tryst between the Prince's bastard son and his queen Parasina who then betrays their guilty secret by murmuring his name in her sleep. Did he thrill ...
Dorothy Richardson Jones, 1992
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Finden's Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron.
Ferrara is much decayed and depopulated, but the castle still exists entire; and I saw the court where Parasina and Hugo were beheaded, according to the anual of Gibbon.” “ Ferrara is supposed to occupy the site of Forum Allìeni, which, ...
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An alphabetical catalogue of the subscription library, ... - Pagina 33
42 Siege of Corinth ; and Parasina, (Tracts, vol. 15.) 42 Manfred, (Tracts, vol. 16.) 42 Mazeppa, (Tracts, vol. 22.) 42 Island ; or Christian and his Comrades, (Tracts, vol. 32.) 990 Childe Harold, 2 vol. 8vo. 1147 ••• Lara, a Tale, 12mo. 3578 Works ...
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My life, by the author of 'Stories of Waterloo'. - Pagina 28
But it is not to list to the waterfall, That Parasina leaves her hall ; And it is not to gaze on the heavenly light, That the lady walks in the shadow of night ; And if she sits in Este's bower, 'T is not for the sake of its full-blown flower ; She listens, but ...
William Hamilton Maxwell, 1838
