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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 3

Note 269 — LARA.[jb]

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{326} [The construction is harsh and obscure, but the meaning is, perhaps, that, though Lara's soul was haughty, his sins were due to nothing worse than pleasure, that they were the natural sins of youth.]

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