Lines written beneath a Picture Translation of the famous Greek War Song, · · · On Moore's last Operatic Farce, or Farcical Epistle to a Friend, in answer Lines exhorting the Author to be cheer- To Thyrza. "Without a Stone," &c. On a Cornelian Heart which was broken "The Chain I gave," &c. From the Lines written on a Blank Leaf of "The Address, spoken at the opening of Drury Lane Theatre, October 10. 1812 Parenthetical Address, by Dr. Plagiary - 553 Verses found in a Summer House at Hales Translation of a Romaic Love Song Stanzas. "Thou art not false," &c. ib. 1813(ætat. 25). Jan. Writes Remember him whom passion's power.' See Fac Similes, No. II. Sep. Nov. Writes When from the Heart where Sorrow sits.' 2. Publishes The Bride of Abydos.'-13. Writes Dec. July. Sep. 1814-(26). Oct. Nov. Writes Windsor Poetics.' 10. Writes Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte.' - -Resolves to write no more poetry, and to suppress all he had ever written. Begins Lara.'- Writes I speak not, I trace not.' -And Address to be recited at the Caledonian Meeting.' 1816-(28). Publishes The Siege of Corinth.' Publishes Parisina.'- Lady Byron adopts the re solution of separating from him. March 17. Writes Fare thee well! and if for ever.' And, 29. A Sketch, Born in the garret.' April 16. Writes When all around grew drear and dark.' 25. Takes a last leave of his native country. - Proceeds, through Flanders and by the Rhine, to Switzerland. Publishes Lara.'-Writes Condolatory Verses to Lady Jersey.' Makes a second proposal for the hand of Miss Writes Elegy on the Death of Sir Peter Parker.' Begins The Siege of Corinth.' And writes There's not a Joy the World can give.' - And 'We do not curse thee, Waterloo.' Writes Must thou go, my glorious Chief?'' Star of the Brave.' And ' Napoleon's Farewell.' 10. Birth of his daughter, Augusta Ada. Begins the third canto of Childe Harold.' Writes The Prisoner of Chillon' at Ouchy, near Lausanne.Takes up his abode at the Campagne Diodati, near Geneva. • Finishes the third canto of Childe Harold.'Writes Monody on the Death of Sheridan.'. Stanzas to Augusta, Though the Day of my Destiny.' The Dream.'- Darkness.' 'Churchill's Grave.'-' Prometheus.'-' Could I remount.'- Epistle to Augusta, My Sister, my sweet Sister.' And, Sonnet to Lake Leman.' Makes a tour of the Bernese Alps. -Writes Lines on hearing that Lady Byron was ill.' And begins Manfred.' Leaves Switzerland for Italy. Takes up his residence at Venice. Translates Romance Muy Doloroso,' &c.; and Sonetto di Vittorelli.'-Writes Lines on the Bust of Helen by Canova.'- Bright be the Place of my Soul.' And They say that Hope is Happiness.'- Studies the Armenian language. CH Conolly hop Death a love 4-1 Ca lone con of n Breas th thee from my He who hath bent him ver day death is fled Nothingness Wess of cankering fingers, E're the first fixed er or the dead_ 1At Harrow in 1803. 11 From the Giaour 1813. first draft. AT VARIOUS PERIODS OF HIS LIFE. And last for that sad shrouded eye е That, fires not - pleads not _ weeps not now- Α for th Mortality And curdles to the Gazer's heart Yes. there alone. little hour a yet We still might doubt the tyrants power 30 calm. 20 To fair softly sealed The first - last look by Beath revealed! III Marriage Signatures of By лава Anne Le Isabella Milbanke. 11 From the Giaour 1813. first draft. I have h I le and sincerity_ d Lo Landowne ar L'aver's dehierz Limel Peel n as Belial School and my form = follow - (we rate within tus of each Leard - though གླ་ but from what Aha 1. heim at Hare. 2 2 amoay Leard any one who fulfilled Orator. Holland is impropène в le is the best of them. |