]
[gn] {494}_That fellow Paul the damndest Saint_.
[gn] {494}_That fellow Paul the damndest Saint_.
Byron
pocketed, and never afterwards produced
or attempted to carry out his father's will, may have suggested to the
scandalous the possibility of a similar act on the part of his
great-grandson. ]
[gl] {492}
/ _vices_ \
_In whom his_ < > _all are reigning still_. --[MS. erased. ]
\ _virtues_ /
[509] [Lady Byron's account of her husband's theological opinions is at
variance with this statement. (See _Diary_ of H. C. Robinson, 1869, iii.
436. )]
[gm] {493}
_But he with first a start and then a nod_. --[MS. ]
_Snored, "There is some new star gone out by G--d! "-_-[MS. erased. ]
[510] {493}[Louis the Sixteenth was guillotined January 21, 1793.
]
[gn] {494}_That fellow Paul the damndest Saint_. --[MS. erased. ]
[511] ["The blessed apostle Bartholomew preached first in Lycaonia, and,
at the last, in Athens . . . and there he was first flayed, and afterwards
his head was smitten off. "--_Golden Legend_, edited by F. S. Ellis,
1900, v. 41. ]
[512] {495}
"Then I beheld the King. From a cloud which covered the pavement
His reverend form uprose: heavenward his face was directed.
Heavenward his eyes were raised, and heavenward his arms were directed. "
_The Vision, etc. _, iii.
or attempted to carry out his father's will, may have suggested to the
scandalous the possibility of a similar act on the part of his
great-grandson. ]
[gl] {492}
/ _vices_ \
_In whom his_ < > _all are reigning still_. --[MS. erased. ]
\ _virtues_ /
[509] [Lady Byron's account of her husband's theological opinions is at
variance with this statement. (See _Diary_ of H. C. Robinson, 1869, iii.
436. )]
[gm] {493}
_But he with first a start and then a nod_. --[MS. ]
_Snored, "There is some new star gone out by G--d! "-_-[MS. erased. ]
[510] {493}[Louis the Sixteenth was guillotined January 21, 1793.
]
[gn] {494}_That fellow Paul the damndest Saint_. --[MS. erased. ]
[511] ["The blessed apostle Bartholomew preached first in Lycaonia, and,
at the last, in Athens . . . and there he was first flayed, and afterwards
his head was smitten off. "--_Golden Legend_, edited by F. S. Ellis,
1900, v. 41. ]
[512] {495}
"Then I beheld the King. From a cloud which covered the pavement
His reverend form uprose: heavenward his face was directed.
Heavenward his eyes were raised, and heavenward his arms were directed. "
_The Vision, etc. _, iii.