New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
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one fepfessbis BIN ~ stysD ytaH ~ age asi Dfass
tears into the oyes 10 book ai H. There arc the wen cut
beautiful and delicate features II Byfo1 bat there are
alo innocence and peace IL might ~ ninnely lovely
is it, character, be the likeness 81 Mary Dan
Miss Cbawcrih' or any chhd VINO e"s~9a ~
rons childish ove-Ihe next shows hun AZ - III
sailors Ies. with bis hair and handkerchief biown ASIDE
by tie wind Already the boy was IN the-wnrwini vi
the rest Only one il enduTable. IL u the one c0mn)ny
hnnS witch he was 40 proud liz bust by Thor alsen
which is in Boston, is singulaTy soit and feminine. II
being remarked TO Byron that his portraits had
feminine air he allowed his whiskcrs 70 grow. and
thus they are shown in his portrait by topnt
DOrssy, Byrcns position a. man ana poe' my
be eon,iaercd as pretty well settled so tnat there
ccn he nothing very new in the views which shall
eyUress Of his personal and mental qualities neither wal
il be well take up your time by qao'ng an a1or WuY
i already quoted ath you must not expect detailed
picture nor yet piece of PATCHWORK Reviewing the
race from which Byron sprung we and HIM born he o. gn
usssion and an ungovernGble will lis earliest youth was
not highly favored by fortune the death oil an OH anu &c
centric uncle took him oIt OF poor poa-ds mousse, al
most out of destituton and brought ham TO peesSe,
Ne~steed Abbey and competence very fe" tSii tho
carly emotions Of their hearts Rousseau anu byron
have done so, and they have told mueh t1at mas ION
thought excoptionabe. Childe Harold teIs us IA rs
onerinr lines a. much want to know Oi the Ioet
yopth II is enough to know that he had swept an inc
cho cs Of passion before reaching maturity lis hoars
Of Idleness' Byron's fist publication was eon'el'u
ous,y treated by the reviewers and now ne reVenseu
himself in his English Bards and Scotch Reviewers
need not be told settled his account with the reviewers
and left something To his credit Durns '9 orie peIou
~ tbe two subseauent years his powers grew q nuriy
Chde Harold rung in the world ears IKE INC shiel oi
Palla- falling into the citadel OF l!ium Inc ense'
ns electric his fame had wait for ordinary grads
,ors il sprung up ike the palace OF fairy tbe, IN
nih Lord Byron and Chlde Harold became the theme
OF every tongue But am not 2owng H ,s In,
from ie opening line Of Chde Harold 10 tue closing
stanza of Don Juan Byrons personal character acc
rseIy projected from his poetry. Safety had come win
early manhood Tie love of truth aud dams struggled
win The lower elements Of his nature The descent can
he traced from Chie Harold, the sell abandonment 10
his lower nature down to the goggy bridncy oi Don
Iuan However, let not forget his better TRAITS
his noble self devotion TO the cause oil GreeK liberty may
lie allowed to qualify the judgment which nave express
ed not captnot 10 secure the iaNo OF mie as1o
moraiity but from conviction. Much insight INTO orous
NAV be gained from his private letters they eA
hibt sueh an amount OF smartness they niuige IN the
us of exuressions suitable to Ion Crio ana the rn
Lo, o cre comneed 10 accuse him who more proud
Of berg gentleman descendant OF crusaders than OK
being peer OF Englaud-of ruigarty ms may seem
pes ble to those who think that all that "a written by
It'll. poet carries with il an immunity from Is source put
so il IT, All that Byron writes letters OF P'ehr
bears the impression OF the man lie reprJduses nse
Cain Lucfer Chde Harold Lara, are all one inlyi ual
lie cannot diversity characters IN presenting ms ereht
heroes he does III L. more than repeat himself WhMw
III, man who's character thus reproduced forms part OF
the worlds iteraturei We think OF hun as nc vas a ms
prime II he inherited the richest gifts OF fortune ron
his birth. hut his early circumstances we're poor his
beauty was marred by datormty though 20
women In amer NE, he i.s f"nn fayorite
with the yourg girls among whom his youth was passco
M self control or self discipline he allowed
The Devil and the Angel to rule him Alternately at TINS
mono knew better than himself the Aooo, portrait o
Manfred IL his He Wa tractable to the tar sex,
woman could manage him-except Lady byron ms
were tastes such as would have made glorious Btshaw
or Sultan but England was too cold Tor NM iet ne vas
he his fatal power without some pity Tor
nocepce he liked in others he rcay 10 morse
yhp troublesome churl and shoot an Offending gentle
man lie was not to be bulliedi he was "a pretty ~ IN
~ the SEQ en- say, and ever ready tor stani up S
But he lives 70 tell his exploits as he does 70 e nus
FEELINGS His Glide Harold ~ u!l OF lalSull orlsnai
i,m His muse swims through the Spensefan stanIaa
queen through rOyol chamber. STILL no never idus 70
make tho reader feel there is strength anna all In ms
various love stories and especially IN Don Juan We $685.
with the change of meter an increase oi a'uYly ne
moves more bfisky through the jaunty Ottawa r'"a
was reading Don Juan lately in public conveyance
follow passenger in q straight jacket OF PRINCIPLE
with an overcoat Of philosophy, gave me
good advice when he saw me reading the book ana
young looked snxioI'y alter ms carpet osg
ftlt was reading prescribed book Iet l.s wohieriu
wit struck me than ever But II l wanted 70 swsa.
down a boy jocky il s~eated iowa ior rd t u
wanted TO teach him contempt for his heasehoorh "a
,nc. that work the first class book wonii gave nm
Vat Byron is read Why Chiefly, think, Tor MS intense
power of expressing passion lie alone II Is who eau
sLe0k of wTeaiiDgs his thoughts upon e1presson nc
capabe opening hshea tenderness ne can 20 a
natural IA he ever was in the hours OF HIS beautiful chu
hood And then his laugh how cant ald co"sfnos
spk away before Il and bis worldly wisdom ga'hered
in that brilliant life whose panhs,s ne hau ploN i
the goodness the purity, the delcacy the truth OF nome
afectons- though he feels their loVei.ness
gifted with the power of touching their springs nc sneers
AZ them and mocks his better nature. Byron mas
never lad A -uccessful imator; neither among Eaglsh
poets nor American mocking birds DINERS suSa IS
Wordsworth have been successfully mia'ei' DfTon
never the reason II because he was untrue 10 nature ne
ha. one merit he helped disenchsn poetry tom tAe
frlt.rs OF Cubst His was part of the mission OF
noet who swan, swore drank. and was cue ~ me
dsndos of the Nineteenth Century The ordinary daai!
may be- dospiscd but tho true species tne prenmsH'
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which let the common dands beware Ahieiaase Vas
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