Hours of idleness; a series of poems, original and translated ...

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Select works. Hours of idleness, English bards and Scotch reviewers, Cain, a mystery, with occasional pieces, and Life of the author.

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Don Juan ; Hours of idleness ; English bards and Scotch reviewers ; The waltz : and other poems /

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Extract of the review of Lord Byron's Hours of idleness, from Edinburgh review, no. XXII., which occasioned "English bards and Scotch reviewers".

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The select poetical works of Lord Byron : including Hours of idleness, English bards and Scotch reviewers, Hebrew melodies, and select poems: with a memoir of the author.

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The complete works of F. Marion Crawford.

v. 1. Mr. Isacs -- v. 2. Doctor Claudius -- v. 3. To leeward -- v. 4. A roman singer -- v. 5. An American politician -- v. 6. Marzio's crucifix. Zoroaster -- v. 7. A tale of a lonely parish -- v. 8. Paul Patoff -- v. 9. Love in idleness. Marion Darche -- v. 10. Saracinesca -- v. 11. Sant' Ilario -- v. 12. Don Orsino -- v. 13. Corleone -- v. 14. With the immortals -- v. 15. Greifenstein -- v. 16. A cigarett-maker's romance. Khaled -- v. 17. The witch of Prague -- v. 18. The three fates -- v. 19. Taquisara -- v. 20. The children of the king -- v. 21. Pietro Ghisleri -- v. 22. Katherine Lauderdale -- v. 23. The Ralstons -- v. 24-25. Casa Braccio -- v. 26. Adam Johnstone's son. A rose of yesterday -- v. 27. Via crucis -- v. 28. In the palace of the king -- v. 29. Marietta -- v. 31. The heart of Rome -- v. 32. Whosoever shall offens.

Liberty vs. equality,

So conceived and so dedicated.--Liberté, égalité.--Free and equal.--Liberty, equality and the power age.--Liberty and learning.--Laissez-faire and education.--Idleness, a problem and an opportunity.--Liberty, equality and national education.--The world of thought.

Preceptive, moral, and sentimental pieces. On the duties of the young,

The honour and advantage of constant adherence to truth; Idleness and irresolution; Affection to parents from Dr. Percival's "A father's instruction ..." [2] p. at back.

Miscellanies /

Added title pages, engraved.

The works of Lord Byron : in six volumes.

Vols. 1-4 are reissues of the four volumes of the edition of 1830.