Life of Lord Byron, Vol. IV - With His Letters and Journals by Thomas Moore
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to die. [MANFRED _having said this expires._
_Her._ His eyes are fixed and lifeless.--He is gone.-- _Manuel._ Close them.--My old hand quivers.--He departs-- Whither? I dread to think--but he is gone! [Footnote 1: It will be perceived that, as far as this, the original matter of the third Act has been retained.] [Footnote 2: "Raven-stone (Rabenstein), a translation of the German word for the gibbet, which in Germany and Switzerland is permanent, and made of stone."] [Footnote 3: This fine soliloquy, and a great part of the subsequent scene, have, it is hardly necessary to remark been retained in the present form of the Drama.] [Footnote 4: Altered in the present form, to "some strange things in them, Herman."] * * * * * LETTER 278. TO MR. MURRAY. "Rome, May 9. 1817. "Address all answers to Venice; for there I shall return in fifteen days, God willing. |
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