On the Art of Writing · Character
Byron
Romantic poet discussed for his satirical verse and style.
minor
Also known as Byron Byron
First appearance: lecture iv on the capital difficulty of verse
Byron shows up with force in Lecture V: Interlude: On Jargon. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Listed among the 'tawdry ornaments' of Jargon (e.g., 'the martyr of Missolonghi').
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In Lecture V: Interlude: On Jargon: Listed among the 'tawdry ornaments' of Jargon (e.g., 'the martyr of…
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See Byron in lecture iv on the capital difficulty of verse