New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. JANUARY d. 1870.

the real cause; bu-ay ay always but 70 the end OF the
Feb ie-"That same sleep friend of mine. though
court hun sometimes for hall me tMenty Jour =,
gnment TO ponder upon of the most gloomy description
but that arises from other Some day or other
and past times and IL Is not from want OF confidence that
l do not w-but-but-aiwaysa b~to the end OF the
n might he supposed from the letter OF the 3oth No
vember that Moore had suspected or aitS9yeea some some
came. and they were Veterans. was willing 70 lead
him into the belief that the conyaIs,ons and The BRIDE
French quotation had pointed. secret was again re-
ferred to in the following letter: IN ..,,on,
err: present shall say no more and and perhspsd and
But 20 matter hope we s al some Gay se ee s
II with the white stone IN my calendar am not
that shall not be in your neigborhocd again
II 80. and am alone as Will probably De tne easel
invade WN o, and nd carry az E you GGupaa,. ON;
March 2s, 1914 from the Albaryl-"l snail laugn II
Augusta succeeds n reconcilng him with Lord Cariise
| must set about sope employment soon my near'
April 10 JcurnaD-"I do not know that am happiest
IN hs sSls sosey pes sysh Of too w
and the dev probably tool without yearnl9g i9r ,ns
Us 5 ay ramp have not stirred Out Of these
rooms for these four days past - ,.-- a..
April 90 1874 deter TO Murray).-"My departure for
the Continent depends in manner on the inconti-
nent." .ho
copyrghts OF all his works and destroy the copies.
May l. IslL-MOore. being in London. had asked him
Dear Tom-Thou hast asked me for song. and | en-.
close you an experiment which has COST me sono'nne
What could the more than trouble" been, If it
were not remOrse l.
speak not trace not breathe not thy
There is grief in the sound there guilt in the fame:
Bot the tear which o. burns o cheek msy mpat
The deep thoughts that dwell in that silence ofheart
Too brief passion; too long for peace
wS s sSssn ,6SSs esI III bsE T Ie from oaP ch,H
We viii part-we wall aJ to-unite II aganl
oh. thine be the gladusss and mine he the gnilti
But the heart which is thine shall expire undeba.'d
Aud shall not break it. whatever thou "ayst'
July T. 1914 Ito Moore)-"I returned to last night"
going to the and then to Scotland have been
doing nOthng-that Is. no good" .
on the Goth OF September he the accepted lover Of
Miss Mlbanke. II she had not accepted him. he would
What was the thought that Through. through-yes
yes through The Bride Of Abydos-the story that he
wrote he must pour forth his soul or de- and
wrote because he could keep away from facts
The Bride OF Abydos is written in two cantOs In the
hrst from stanza TO KILL the love OF selim and
Zulelka is discovered.
In the second canto we learn that Sem and Zuleika
are cousins brother and sister Yet, since she had
believed through the action OF the first canto that the
relation subssted tins device TO keep away from
facts does affect the conclusion to be drawn from the
published poem. She guilty In her heart But IL Is
not necessary consider that question for know that
Lord Byron the poem tale of impious love,
and altered it the subject was not adapted to
this ageat least this country. Here, again, Is his
unanswerable testimony against himself =
"MY DEAR GAIT: There OfTense; there could
be none. thought II by means impossible that we
might have hit something similar. particularly as you
are a dramatst, and xious to assure you OF the
truth-viz that had not Willingly seized upon plot
senmeut or incident; and am very glad that have
not any respect renched upon your subjects Some
thing still ngular is that the FIRST part where you
have found coincidence in soms events within your OBJ
seryaton on Ire was draiol observation OF mine
also; and meant to have gone with the story. But
on second thoughts thought myself tco centuries at
least too late for the subject which, though admitting
OF very powerful feeling and description, yet Is not
adapted for this age at least this couny though the
finest works OF the Greeks, one OF schers ana Aers
in modern times beside several or our od (and Desu
dramatst have been grounded on incidents OF similar
cast. therefore altered 1t perceive and In so
doing have weakened the whole by interrupting the
train thought MOTE the thoughts that always ran
through-thr0ugh-. yes yes througb"l and
in composition | do not think second thoughts are the
best though second expressions may improve the hrst
Ideas
Ever yours very sincerey-B"
With this letter the subject LETT to those who nave
the power TO give light to the dark mystery.