My Recollections of Lord Byron

CONTENTS.

Introductory Sketch of Lord Byron	Page 9
CHAPTER I.
Lord Byron and M. de Lamartine	43
CHAPTER II.
Portrait of Lord Byron	58
CHAPTER III.
French Portrait of Lord Byron	70
CHAPTER IV.
His Religious Opinions	106
CHAPTER V.
His Childhood and His Youth	174
CHAPTER VI.
His Friendships	201
CHAPTER VII.
Lord Byron considered as a Father, as a Brother, and as a Son—His Goodness shown by the Strength of his instinctive Affections	232
CHAPTER VIII.
Qualities of Lord Byron's Heart	245
CHAPTER IX.
His Benevolence and Kindness	284
CHAPTER X.
Lord Byron's Qualities and Virtues of Soul	305
CHAPTER XI.
Lord Byron's Constancy	347
CHAPTER XII.
His Courage and Fortitude	361
CHAPTER XIII.
His Modesty	372
CHAPTER XIV.
Virtues of his Soul	381
CHAPTER XV.
His Generosity elevated into Heroism	396
CHAPTER XVI.
His Faults	414
CHAPTER XVII.
His Irritability	427
CHAPTER XVIII.
His Mobility	450
CHAPTER XIX.
His Misanthropy and Sociability	457
CHAPTER XX.
His Pride	484
CHAPTER XXI.
His Vanity	488
CHAPTER XXII.
Lord Byron's Marriage and its Consequences	504
CHAPTER XXIII.
His Gayety and Melancholy	545
CHAPTER XXIV.
His Melancholy	563
CHAPTER XXV.
Attraction of Truth for; or, Conscience the chief Quality of his Soul	631
Semi-Biography of Byron in Mr. Disraeli's "Venetia"	656

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