The poetical works of Lord Byron

by Lord Byron

Skippyjon Jones

by Judith Byron Schachner, Judy Schachner

Every morning, Skippyjon Jones woke up with the birds.

Don Juan

by Lord Byron

In a note or preface (I forget which) by Mr W. Wordsworth to a poem, the subject of which, as far as it is intelligible,...

Poems

by Lord Byron, Leslie A. Marchand

She walks in Beauty, like the night

The life of Lord Byron

by John Galt

The English branch of the family of Byron came in with William the Conqueror; and from that era they have continued to b...

Byron's letters and journals

by Lord Byron

Cashel Byron's Profession

by George Bernard Shaw

Childe Harold's pilgrimage

by Lord Byron

The works of Lord Byron

by Lord Byron

Byron

by Fiona MacCarthy

There was nothing exceptional about Byron's birth.

At the Duke's Pleasure

by Tracy Anne Warren

Dinosaurs, dinosaurs

by Byron Barton

A long time ago there were dinosaurs.

Transport phenomena

by R. Byron Bird

Byron

by Lord Byron

Seduced By His Touch

by Tracy Anne Warren

Lord John Byron--or "Jack" as he was known to his family and friends--fought the urge to give a good, hard tug to his st...

Loving what is

by Byron Katie

Python

by Byron Francis

The road to Oxiana

by Robert Byron

The Three Bears

by Byron Barton

Once upon a time there were three bears, There was a Papa Bear and a Mama Bear and a Baby Bear.

George Gordon Byron

by Otto [Übers. ] Gildemeister, George Gordon Byron