 | 1853 - 582 páginas
...him a damned humbug." Not the first time I have heard him speak slightingly of Shakspeare. R. told mo a good deal about Lord Byron, whom he saw both going...Expressed to R. the same contempt for Shakspeare which he had often expressed to me : treats his companion Shelley very cavalierly. By the bye, I find (by a... | |
 | 1853 - 796 páginas
...sympathies in his heart. Went in for a short time, and heard Brougham on finance. .... " May 14. Rogers told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom he saw...me; treats his companion, Shelley, very cavalierly. By-the-bye, I find (by a letter received within these few days, by Horace Smith) that Lord B. showed... | |
 | Thomas Moore - 1860 - 808 páginas
...summer. Never were quiet and study more necessary to me, and never did I seem farther from them. 14th. R. told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom he saw...the bye, I find (by a letter received within these iew days, by Horace Smith), that Lord B. showed Shelley the letters I wrote on the subject of his "Cain,"... | |
 | Thomas Moore, William Jerdan - 1875 - 316 páginas
...— Joined Rogers at Roberts', at five ; had asked Galloisand Stewart Rose, but they were engaged. R. told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom he saw...coming back. Expressed to R. the same contempt for Shakespeare which he has often expressed to me ; treats his companion Shelley very cavalierly. By the... | |
 | Thomas Moore - 1875 - 322 páginas
...— Joined Rogers at Roberts', at five ; had asked Gallois and Stewart Rose, but they were engaged. R. told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom he saw...coming back. Expressed to R. the same contempt for Shakespeare which he has often expressed to me ; treats his companion Shelley very cavalierly. By the... | |
 | Thomas Moore, William Jerdan - 1875 - 328 páginas
...—Joined Rogers at Roberts', at five ; had asked Gallois and Stewart Rose, but they were engaged. R. told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom he saw botl1 going and coming back. Expressed to R. the same contempt for Shakespeare which he has often expressed... | |
 | Peter William Clayden - 1889 - 492 páginas
...of which Moore says, ' Poets did not dine so in the olden time ' — he records that Eogers told him a good deal about Lord Byron, whom he saw both going and coming back, and who ' expressed to E. the same contempt for Shakespeare he has often expressed to me.' There is... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1901 - 654 páginas
...contrary." Rogers met Moore on his way through Paris, May 14, 1822 (Memoirs, etc., vol. iii. p. 352), " R. told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom " he...me: " treats his companion Shelley very cavalierly." Mr. Hobhouse that he hath said something which is like him : it is time to teach him ; and, if I take... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1901 - 658 páginas
...contrary." Rogers met Moore on his way through Paris, May 14, 1822 (Memoirs, etc., vol. iii. p. 352), " R. told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom "he...Shakspeare which he has often expressed to me : " treats h1s companion Shelley very cavalierly." Mr. Hobhouse that he hath said something which is like him... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1904 - 644 páginas
...contrary." Rogers met Moore on his way through Paris, May 14, 1822 (Memoirs, etc,, vol. iii. p. 352). " R- told me a good deal about Lord Byron, whom "he...: "treats his companion Shelley very cavalierly." Mr. Hobhouse that he hath said something which is like him : it is time to teach him ; and, if I take... | |
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Byron, whom he saw both going and coming back. Expressed to R. the same contempt for Shakespeare which he has often expressed to me ; treats his companion Shelley very cavalierly. By the bye, I find (by a letter received within these few days, by Horace... 
