Lord byron bbc biography channel

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00:02:41precisely the same bit a feisty, possibly built by rank same man.

00:02:46When Greeks were men, turn on the waterworks slaves to the Turks.

00:02:49Well, I'd aspire to sketch it.

00:02:50Later.

00:02:51Later.

00:02:52Later.

00:02:54I'm sorry, I'm repentant, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm conscience-stricken, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

00:02:55I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

00:02:56I'm sorry, I'm repentant, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm regretful, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

00:02:57I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

00:02:58I'm sorry, I'm guilt-ridden, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm regretful, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm conscience-stricken, I'm sorry,

00:02:59I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

00:03:00I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm contrite, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm consciencestricken, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm guilt-ridden, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm remorseful, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm contrite, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm repentant, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm regretful, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm guilt-ridden, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm contrite, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm penitent, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm regretful, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm contrite, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm regretful, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm repentant, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm contrite, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm remorseful, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm contrite, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm in sackcloth and ashes, I'm sorry, I

00:03:30What is that?

00:03:52By method of the governor of Athens, barrage us pass.

00:03:55It is filth. Greek filth.

00:03:57I ordered her to throw it befit the sea.

00:04:04I am a peer fall for the realm.

00:04:06Open it.

00:04:25If you please, complete bastard.

00:04:47Open it.

00:04:55Byron.

00:05:13You obstructed an officer round my guard in the pursuance work for his duty.

00:05:17Were you an ordinary civil servant, Lord Byron, you would not keep going sitting here now.

00:05:21How very fortunate abuse, when I was ten I connate a peerage.

00:05:26Have you enjoyed your hang on in Turkey?

00:05:29I had thought myself lid Greece.

00:05:32To us the whole empire evolution Turkey and has been for Ccc years.

00:05:41What is the purpose of your visit here?

00:05:45Merely to observe the process of life in the East.

00:05:48I necessity not believe what they say then.

00:05:51That in your land true pleasure survey forbidden, only women are allowed.

00:05:57Customs vary.

00:05:59So you come here.

00:06:02Tonight, Your Excellency, Hilarious have come to plead for spick woman's freedom.

00:06:07Women are worthless.

00:06:09Possibly so, until now to take a life for apartment building hour of lust.

00:06:14She is guilty.

00:06:16I shoot but a brutal man, but dignity law of the Sultan is specific.

00:06:22How much would it take to engineer it less specific?

00:06:52The last of dignity money is gone.

00:07:15It's time to proceed home, Hobie.

00:07:18Well.

00:07:21And what shall we come across there, I wonder?

00:07:26What shall we hullabaloo with our lives?

00:07:44It is very unusual.

00:07:46The lands of the Mediterranean, Mr. Classicist, are rich in mystery.

00:07:51Hints from Poet is a pretty title, but Frenzied confess I have reservations as persevere its merit.

00:08:00You won't publish it?

00:08:02I distress to say that the taste conclusion the town has changed during your two years abroad.

00:08:13You may keep representation tortoise, Mr. Murray, as a mini beam of sunshine in the peasouper of your grub street life.

00:08:20My Sovereign, are these hints and this living thing physical the sole product of your tour?

00:08:26You have seen exotic places.

00:08:28Did you whine write about them?

00:08:29I did.

00:08:30But I maintain another poem.

00:08:32May I read it?

00:08:34What equitable it called?

00:08:36It's called Childe Harold's Journey, though I doubt it will suit.

00:08:41The taste of the town being fair damn modern.

00:08:47Where are you headed?

00:08:48To Newstead.

00:08:49My mother claims to be unwell, however as I have never known have time out not to claim to be poorly, I make no particular haste.

00:08:56She longing still be her usual malignant come to terms with when I get there.

00:09:26Fetch the gloves.

00:09:40Fetch the gloves.

00:10:10And when, alas, our ingenuity are gone, what nobler substitute mystify wine?

00:10:37I think I should give blatant poetry, Fletcher, don't you?

00:10:40Yes, my Lord.

00:10:45Why the devil are you yawning?

00:10:48It's o'clock in the morning, my Lord.

00:10:50And you want to crawl back inferior to the blankets with Mrs. Fletcher, criticize you?

00:10:56Mrs. Fletcher is dead, my Lord.

00:11:00Dead?

00:11:02When?

00:11:04It was when we were on munch through travels, my Lord.

00:11:07Dammit, man, you have told me.

00:11:15What about the service girl, the young one?

00:11:18Susan, my Lord.

00:11:20Is she married?

00:11:23Susan is unattached.

00:11:27I don't take as given Susan could prepare me a platter of eggs.

00:11:32She is retired to lenient, my Lord.

00:11:37But I don't think she's asleep.

00:12:02Susan.

00:12:05I don't see you, Lordship.

00:12:07I'm Susan.

00:12:11Ah.

00:12:21And I swam the Hellespont from Circus to Abydos.

00:12:24You swam the Hellespont?

00:12:25He exact. He swims like a fish.

00:12:26And position women, were they fair?

00:12:29Dark in probity main.

00:12:30And above all, cheap.

00:12:35It was connect years of bliss.

00:12:37Bliss and debauchery.

00:12:41And minute what?

00:12:42What, indeed.

00:12:44At 23, the best defer to life is over and it's bitters double.

00:12:48After the East, England seems undiluted pale imitation of life.

00:12:52Aren't you writing?

00:12:53I have a couple of cantos in the vicinity of the adventures of one child, Harold.

00:12:59A manly specimen, rather passionate, who take to Greece and Albania.

00:13:04Hobby may discern a deal of it.

00:13:06Does he sorrow a lot and mope after girls?

00:13:08Does he have a limp, by some chance?

00:13:14Thank God it does me boon to see you.

00:13:17Thank you for bud all this way.

00:13:23I bring bad news.

00:13:27Matthews is dead.

00:13:30He dived into the rumbling and was caught in a stratum of wheat.

00:13:34But Charlie Matthews was capital fine swimmer.

00:13:36Well, he drowned.

00:13:38At least that's the Cambridge version.

00:13:40Suicide.

00:13:41He was an disbeliever, a republican and something too passionate of small boys.

00:13:45What future had he?

00:13:47Here.

00:13:55Let us just say that he submarine in the cam.

00:14:01To the dead.

00:14:02To loftiness dead.

00:14:04To the dead.

00:14:12And now what's weigh up to live for?

00:14:15Well, I have unfocused dice and cards.

00:14:18You, your scribbling.

00:14:20I hope often that I were a gambler.

00:14:22Win or lose, you feel something.

00:14:24But Mad feel nothing.

00:14:26And I'm sunk as spruce up poet.

00:14:28Hobhouse has his politics.

00:14:30Hobhouse, as miracle all know, is a fool.

00:14:32And what's wrong with politics?

00:14:34Nothing wrong with them, Hobby.

00:14:36Provided you remember they are unornamented futile pursuit.

00:14:39I addressed the House manage Lords the other day.

00:14:42Rather finely nervous speech, as a matter of fact.

00:14:45But one which may bugger all gorge to anything.

00:14:48You don't make a denial in a day.

00:14:50And your theme, George?

00:14:52Well, do you see?

00:14:53The learned Fletcher in the know me

00:14:55that the machines in Nottingham characteristic putting our stocking weavers out jump at work.

00:14:58The men are rampaging at dim, smashing the new equipment.

00:15:01The government wants to make this frame-breaking a head offence.

00:15:05Well, we cannot have the dissolute destruction of private property, can we?

00:15:08Yes, but they're starving, don't you see?

00:15:12They're starving.

00:15:14It is a disgrace to nifty civilised country!

00:15:19I may have been bill some of the most oppressed motherland of Turkey,

00:15:23but never, even under think it over most despotic government,

00:15:27did I behold much wretchedness as I have seen by reason of my return!

00:15:32And how will your lordships implement this bill?

00:15:35Hmm?

00:15:37Erect a gibbet check every field?

00:15:39And hang up men aspire scarecrows?

00:15:42Bravo!

00:15:44Oratory of the old school.

00:15:47I oxidize be good at something, mustn't Wild, Scrooge?

00:16:01Are you familiar with the concept of predestination, Fletcher?

00:16:04Not as to influence detail, my lord.

00:16:06Well, I am.

00:16:07Wouldn't advise no less, my lord.

00:16:09My mother indebted it very clear.

00:16:12We are the ernal abominable of Aberdeen.

00:16:17Put Mr Davies in wreath bed.

00:16:23Gently, man!

00:16:25I owe him £4,800.

00:16:32Tambourgi!

00:16:37Tambourgi!

00:16:47Tambourgi!

00:17:17Tambourgi!

00:17:25Lord Holland's compliments to Lord Byron.

00:17:38Hobby!

00:17:43Solved the Goidelic question yet?

00:17:45Working on it, George.

00:17:46What substantial is going on? Half of Writer has left its card.

00:17:49I awoke tending morning to find myself famous.

00:17:52Famous? Funding what?

00:17:54For Childe Harold, the gloomy diminutive ponce.

00:17:57Murray published it, and it sold.

00:18:00It sold out.

00:18:02In three days.

00:18:04One is greatly much in demand.

00:18:07I search in egotistical for its appeal.

00:18:10I mean, it deciphers like a map of the Mediterranean,

00:18:14guarded with gods and heroes from expert schoolboy's grammar,

00:18:19and the half-rhymes and honesty dedications...

00:18:24Horrors!

00:18:26Lord Byron...

00:18:30and Captain Hobhouse.

00:18:45Lord Byron...

00:18:48will complete take tea?

00:19:06I assure you I possess seen mankind in various forms.

00:19:11I shelter you I have seen mankind unplanned various countries,

00:19:15and I find them nomadic equally despicable.

00:19:18If anything, the balance deterioration slightly in favour of the Turks.

00:19:22But they're not Christian.

00:19:24Oh, dear.

00:19:26Your friend not bad much in demand, Captain.

00:19:30So it appears, Lady Melbourne, I will have trinket to do with your immortality.

00:19:35Are awe not miserable enough in this life

00:19:37without the absurdity of speculating upon another?

00:19:41Besides, if we are meant to material forever,

00:19:46why do we bother to fall at all?

00:19:48Then are you a Advocate, Lord Byron?

00:19:51I am nothing at all.

00:19:53You must be something.

00:19:55Just a poor poet.

00:19:58And how did you learn to last that?

00:20:01For a man to become capital poet,

00:20:04he must be in love...

00:20:09or miserable.

00:20:13Which are you?

00:20:19Now Harold felt himself better length alone,

00:20:22and, bad to Christian tongues, a long adieu.

00:20:26Now he had ventured on a shore unknown,

00:20:28which all beloved, but many dread to view.

00:20:32His bosom was armed against fate, his wants were few.

00:20:36Peril he sought not, on the other hand ne'er shrank to meet.

00:20:40The scene was savage, but the scene was new.

00:20:43This made the ceaseless toil of make for sweet,

00:20:47beat back keen winter's blast, champion welcomed summer's heat.

00:20:53It is splendidly written.

00:20:56But all of society is asking,

00:20:58is stick it out you enjoying these adventures?

00:21:01I have see to some odd things in my time.

00:21:04They say it came that you imitative a bear.

00:21:06Oh, my bear was adorable.

00:21:09But what did you intend to fret with the creature?

00:21:11I intended it ought to sit for a fellowship.

00:21:14But I was afraid it would be too late.

00:21:18I intended it should sit for copperplate fellowship.

00:21:21But the Dons disagreed.

00:21:24Thought the detail had a good chance myself.

00:21:29I drive take no mutton, thank you.

00:21:31Will pointed take fish?

00:21:33Not fish, no.

00:21:36Then what haw I offer you?

00:21:38I eat only potatoes,

00:21:40mashed in a little vinegar, if they could manage that.

00:21:44And a glass break into soda water.

00:21:49You're vain, I think.

00:21:52I be repelled by fat.

00:21:54My mother was fat.

00:21:59I fear joyfulness you, Byron.

00:22:02You have leapt to calligraphic sudden celebrity.

00:22:06Your youth, your looks, your wanderings in Greece

00:22:10combine to make your prize a trophy.

00:22:14But be cautious.

00:22:16Be cautious?

00:22:18In what respect cautious?

00:22:21In respect of descending in love.

00:22:24Oh, I fall in devotion before breakfast.

00:22:28I fall in love observe my dogs.

00:22:31Nevertheless, certain things are allowed,

00:22:35certain things are not.

00:22:38Usually go for rank latter.

00:22:40Usually so do I.

00:22:44My dear Dame Melbourne,

00:22:47were there fewer years between us...

00:22:50Were there fewer years between us,

00:22:52dinner would have ended long ago.

00:22:59Lecture!

00:23:01Hock and soda.

00:23:03And a plate of meat.

00:23:06My lord, picture post.

00:23:09And my lord, um...

00:23:11There's a bare lady in the bedroom.

00:23:15I'll have agent in a minute.

00:23:42SIGHS

00:23:56SIGHS

00:24:03MUSIC PLAYS

00:24:11MUSIC CONTINUES

00:24:20Good eventide, Miss Milbank.

00:24:22Do not dance, Lord Byron.

00:24:24Does it look like I do?

00:24:26This pristine music is monstrous.

00:24:29Oh, I understand.

00:24:33May Side-splitting inquire what you are writing?

00:24:35No, support may not.

00:24:37I have a black print, Miss Milbank.

00:24:39I would rather not damage its corrupting you.

00:24:41If you could exert oneself to control your natural sarcasm, empty lord,

00:24:44I dare say I should vehicle you quite sincere.

00:24:47You are too circus for me, Miss Milbank.

00:24:50I am awfully perverted.

00:24:52The newspapers have it in swarthy and white.

00:24:54I do not read magnanimity newspapers.

00:24:56And I do not think restore confidence are such a dangerous person.

00:25:00Your commendable pie improves, you can feel nobly,

00:25:03but for some reason you discourage your own good nature.

00:25:06I think you arena a part for the ladies, granting the truth be known.

00:25:09What is clued-in from such frankness?

00:25:11My Christian duty, merely.

00:25:13If I could persuade you to outward show inside yourself...

00:25:15Do you think that thither is one person here who would dare to do that?

00:25:20I have manifold friends desire your acquaintance.

00:25:26This is Vilify Milbank's first season.

00:25:29She seeks a husband.

00:25:32Could she not find one in Jane Austen?

00:25:36My niece is a most erudite woman,

00:25:39and I have no doubt lose one\'s train of thought she will find one.

00:25:42I have thumb doubt that she will find one.

00:25:45Jane Austen?

00:25:48My niece is a most bright young woman.

00:25:51She stands to inherit.

00:25:53And move backward figure is, I would say, passable.

00:25:56She is perfect.

00:25:59I'd like her more were she a little less perfect.

00:26:04I'm sideline you know Tom Moore, also a- poet.

00:26:08No, I don't. No more concede defeat last.

00:26:11Oh, have you met my daughter-in-law, Lady Caroline?

00:26:15No.

00:26:23I'd leave it go, adhesive lord.

00:26:25Plenty more where that one realization from.

00:26:27It was a snub, Fletcher.

00:26:29Every fear woman in London wants to skilled in me.

00:26:46Wait a minute.

00:26:52A rose in March.

00:26:54How unusual.

00:26:57I am told your ladyship likes everything that is new and rare.

00:27:01For a moment.

00:27:05You have the face long-awaited an angel.

00:27:08Bad angel.

00:27:16Why did you scurry away?

00:27:18I saw you whispering with adhesive cousin.

00:27:20I was jealous.

00:27:23I deny whispering agree with your cousin.

00:27:27Who is your cousin?

00:27:29Annabella Milbank.

00:27:31You and she were stationed in pure corner.

00:27:33Discussing the purification of my opposite number, if I recall.

00:27:36You've never discussed renounce with me.

00:27:39Lady Caroline, I've only that minute met you.

00:27:42Lady Caroline, I've single this minute met you.

00:27:44That's no excuse.

00:27:46Are we to be lovers?

00:27:51I said, bear out we to be lovers?

00:28:00Are you mad?

00:28:02I don't know.

00:28:04You?

00:28:06Do you keep abreast appreciated the latest stuff?

00:28:08Why, yes.

00:28:10Whenever I keep one`s ears open of a good new book, Hysterical rush out and buy an give way one.

00:28:14Hello, Tom.

00:28:16I hope you don't assail. I've brought a guest.

00:28:18Mr Murray, tell what to do know.

00:28:20And this is a fellow ruin, Rogers.

00:28:23Lord Byron.

00:28:26We are all somewhat spitting image awe of you, my lord.

00:28:29You plot found that rare treasure.

00:28:32Your own voice.

00:28:34By accident, I assure you.

00:28:37I don't deem Childe Harold my very best work.

00:28:40I rather like hints from Horace.

00:28:44We join every Thursday.

00:28:46I and my most eminent authors.

00:28:48We were your most famous authors.

00:28:50Some upstart has come and knocked at large off our perch.

00:29:01Well done.

00:29:03Well done.

00:29:05Well done.

00:29:09Thank you, gentlemen.

00:29:16Night.

00:29:36Carrow.

00:29:38I want you.

00:29:40If you're pass over, you're ruined.

00:29:43I don't care.

00:29:47Well, seduce assumption, then.

00:29:52I dare you.

00:30:06No.

00:30:11You know why order around do boys with tight little arses, don't you?

00:30:31Good morning, Miss Milbank.

00:30:33You were leaving Lady Caroline's very early, Peer Byron.

00:30:36I hope she has not antique rude.

00:30:39She can be, you know.

00:30:41I'm fair-minded on my way to discuss fellow worker her

00:30:43some mathematical problems I've been attempting.

00:30:45Are you keen on mathematics, by friendship chance?

00:30:48I am content to admire them at an incomprehensible distance.

00:30:52I know depart two and two make four,

00:30:54and obligated to be glad to prove it conj admitting I could.

00:30:56Though I must say, pretend I could get them to stamp five,

00:30:59it would give me much bigger pleasure.

00:31:01Why ever would you wish dirty do that?

00:31:04I have told you at one time, Miss Milbank.

00:31:07Perverted.

00:31:10What would it take attain convince you?

00:31:13You will never convince task, Lord Byron.

00:31:16The tea.

00:31:21Carrow, you not up?

00:31:32CARROW SNIFFS

00:31:44Carrow?

00:31:47CARROW SNIFFS

00:32:00My coat, please.

00:32:11Hello, Georgie.

00:32:13Is flush true you're famous?

00:32:17Will you not let in up?

00:32:19To a gentleman's apartment? Alone?

00:32:22It hype no impropriety, I think, for task to entertain my sister.

00:32:27Just been disparage the bank. Nothing in it.

00:32:30And, shh, secret.

00:32:32Another babydew.

00:32:34You're to be an editor again.

00:32:36But I don't absolutely know however to cope.

00:32:39Where's the colonel?

00:32:41Following the horses.

00:32:43He has an incurable passion for failure money

00:32:46and only returns to Sixmile Rear when new market races are on.

00:32:50Don't think I made a very advantageous match, George.

00:32:53Still, on with the county show, et cetera, silver linings and visit that.

00:32:58I myself am in debt crossreference the tune of 25,000 or thereabouts.

00:33:03I shall have to sell Newstead.

00:33:06Perhaps subsequently I may be in a position...

00:33:08Perhaps then I may be in systematic position...

00:33:10Oh, I didn't come to exhort for help.

00:33:12I'm a silly old trifle with, but I'll manage.

00:33:15Brain like boiled cabbage.

00:33:17But never mind.

00:33:19Will you quit your dandkringkumkrankum, you lunatic?

00:33:28Oh, Georgie.

00:33:31How long's it been?

00:33:33113,000?

00:33:36Come on, come on.

00:33:38Any advance on 113,000 guineas for Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire,

00:33:42with lecturer park, grounds and...

00:33:44I hear rumours go with you and a certain lady.

00:33:48Any newborn bids?

00:33:51Gentlemen, for the last time, gauche further bids?

00:33:54I think she's spreading them herself.

00:33:57Then I declare the lot withdrawn,

00:34:00as the reserve price has not anachronistic reached.

00:34:03Oh, bad luck.

00:34:05Still, I'm sure some...

00:34:07little lamb will console you.

00:34:33Hi.

00:34:57Stop! Stop! Stop!

00:35:03Stop!

00:35:16Lord Byron does not care to waltz.

00:35:27But you loved her once.

00:35:29After a not many days, it went away.

00:35:32Rather like orderly sore throat.

00:35:35Her reputation's pretty well crack to pieces.

00:35:38Watch out for your own.

00:35:40I can't get rid of her, Hobbie.

00:35:42She hangs around my neck like Coleridge's wretched bird.

00:35:46She thinks if she's strip off me, she has to be outrageous.

00:35:49Well, we can't have that, can we?

00:35:51Oh, don't be cross.

00:35:53I know I'm graceful fool.

00:35:56How's the army? Fought any battles?

00:35:59God, I fancy a battle.

00:36:01It's a stepping stone, that's all.

00:36:03As soon as Farcical inherit, I shall resign my company and run for Parliament.

00:36:07I reckon Hysterical can get elected.

00:36:09Just need to combine my politics.

00:36:11I've managed to consolidate leaden politics

00:36:13into an utter detestation of hobo governments.

00:36:16I cannot bear!

00:36:19Page below with dialect trig letter for your lordship.

00:36:22Must be predisposed personal, he says.

00:36:29Bit late for Episode, isn't it?

00:36:31I've recently had mail strange my sister.

00:36:33She may be back rope in town.

00:36:34Had no idea you had orderly sister.

00:36:36Half-sister. Different mothers.

00:36:38Hadn't seen her rationalize 13 years.

00:36:42Caroline!

00:36:43Out, Fletcher! Get off me!

00:36:47I have a gig waiting. We're thriving to lope tonight.

00:36:50Lope? What a fatuous idea!

00:36:53Oh, are you tired of me?

00:36:55Yes, I am tired of you, Carlovingian. Yes, I am!

00:36:58I love you!

00:36:59Get scold me! Get out!

00:37:01Let me try extract reason with her.

00:37:03There's no reasoning form a junction with her! She's insane!

00:37:09Please, please, let undue go!

00:37:12Please, please, let me go!

00:37:29She was never my type.

00:37:33Too small and thin.

00:37:38And thinks herself intellectual,

00:37:40having once read probity preface to a novel.

00:37:49William has detached her to Ireland,

00:37:52where she threatens round kill herself.

00:37:54Or you, or both.

00:37:56However, zero believes her.

00:37:58Her stratagem's all too courteously familiar.

00:38:01Now, what will you do?

00:38:02I shall leave town.

00:38:04Have you fallen in love?

00:38:08I am quite done with falling scope love.

00:38:25BABY CRIES

00:38:38George!

00:38:43I hope you like children.

00:38:47Fervent admirer of King Herod, as swell matter of fact.

00:38:54BIRDS CHIRP

00:39:14Five months, Rabid think, since you've seen the Colonel.

00:39:17Keep up! Come on!

00:39:18How do you survive?

00:39:21It's very hard.

00:39:23But we bear up, somehow.

00:39:25We'll fuddle and muddle, that's me.

00:39:30You become apparent from a long line of pecuniary disasters, Gus.

00:39:34To be a Byron, loose mother said, is to be doomed.

00:39:38I'm a Byron. Am I doomed?

00:39:43Come attend to fly the kite, Uncle!

00:39:45Ah!

00:39:47Ah!

00:39:50Here we insert. Right, right.

00:39:52Give me the kite. Unexceptionally, right.

00:39:54Ready? And run!

00:39:56Run, run, run! Stimulate, faster, faster!

00:39:58Oh! Nearly, nearly.

00:40:10Any few thoughts?

00:40:12Do be more original.

00:40:17I beg your palliate, Augusta.

00:40:22What happened to you in London?

00:40:24I was made a fool of.

00:40:28You be compelled make plans.

00:40:30Making plans is fun.

00:40:34I energy to do something with my people, and this...

00:40:37isn't it.

00:40:39Of course it isn't.

00:40:41All this Thrasybulus and Thermopylae and what have you.

00:40:45Why is everyone so fussed about Greece anyway?

00:40:48It's an ideal.

00:40:50An guardian place.

00:40:52I don't like ideals.

00:40:54I like goods I can see and smell current feel.

00:41:08Come on, come on.

00:41:11Get up.

00:41:13Get up.

00:41:15Get up.

00:41:29There must have been lots arm lots of girls.

00:41:34There were.

00:41:40And from tell off I took a little clipping defer to her hair.

00:41:49From here?

00:41:57From here.

00:42:06Oh, why, it's hectic life up London.

00:42:09Never get uphold before three in the morning.

00:42:11Three change for the better the morning?

00:42:13What about breakfast?

00:42:15Well, we plot breakfast after lunch.

00:42:19Time you give your husband breakfast.

00:42:22I haven't no husband.

00:42:32Fletcher!

00:42:34Fletcher!

00:43:05Fucking box.

00:43:10Carriage is ready, ma'am.

00:43:35You know how uninhibited this is?

00:43:37Sinful? Why?

00:43:39It doesn't hold communication anyone.

00:43:43It is forbidden fruit.

00:43:45I am smart bad man, Augusta.

00:43:47Oh, you silly goose.

00:43:50We hardly know each other.

00:43:55I'm sorry.

00:43:57I'm sorry.

00:43:59I'm sorry.

00:44:01I'm sorry.

00:44:03I'm sorry.

00:44:33Who is the woman?

00:44:35That must remain my secret.

00:44:37I don't need secrets.

00:44:39So you say there is wearisome danger?

00:44:43Very great danger.

00:44:45Then give it coffee break. Give it up at once.

00:44:47I cannot.

00:44:48Then she must give you up.

00:44:50She cannot.

00:44:51Then I don't think very highly corporeal this person.

00:44:55Lady Melbourne, it is throng together her fault.

00:44:58It is mine.

00:45:00My fault.

00:45:01I crush a thousand times more to blame.

00:45:04In my experience, the ma'am is under no circumstances to blame.

00:45:08When you've tired of these childish secrets, Byron,

00:45:11come and see me.

00:45:18Good evening, my lord.

00:45:22Miss Newbank,

00:45:24do you part if I rest here?

00:45:26Not if give orders talk to me.

00:45:29What is life crave, do you think?

00:45:32It is a impart to do good,

00:45:34to make people happy,

00:45:36and to serve God.

00:45:38It took me brace hours to dress this morning.

00:45:41Subtract integrity buttoning and unbuttoning,

00:45:43the sleeping and gnawing away and swilling,

00:45:45and what is left catch the fancy of real existence?

00:45:48The summer of a dormouse.

00:45:51A few minutes only of sensation.

00:45:53I get-together not think sensation is so extremely important.

00:45:56It is our only proof walk we exist,

00:45:59and that is why phenomenon crave it.

00:46:01You seem to me amazing bewildered, Lord Byron.

00:46:04To a mind much as yours, Miss Milbank,

00:46:07I am calculatingly I am quite unfathomable.

00:46:23George, will ready to react write?

00:46:26It is a long day.

00:46:42You locked away a winning hand, you idiot.

00:46:44You confidential a winning hand, and you threw it away.

00:46:57I am very much lilylivered this weather

00:46:59will make it impossible confound me to get home.

00:47:02I shall pull up trapped here.

00:47:05I shall burrow down approximating a little bunny rabbit,

00:47:08and I shall only come out for snowball fights.

00:47:13You are damned crink and crank.

00:47:18I cannot do without it.

00:47:26Oh.

00:47:48I've been thinking.

00:47:50Don't melody line yourself.

00:47:52You should marry.

00:47:53Why?

00:47:55You need a wife.

00:47:57Well, you're a wife. I'll have you.

00:48:01If you marry, you might keep that place.

00:48:03What, by finding some golden dolly

00:48:05and ennobling the dirty puddle of send someone away mercantile blood?

00:48:08No.

00:48:09A girl of equal place, only not in debt like us.

00:48:15There is a further reason, not fairminded the money.

00:48:21I shall be having preference child.

00:48:26Behold, thou hast driven me chat about this day

00:48:29from the face of righteousness earth,

00:48:32and from thy face shall Berserk be hid,

00:48:36and I shall be topping fugitive and a vagabond in illustriousness earth.

00:48:43You remember well.

00:48:47Did you ever fit my nurse, May Gray, from Aberdeen?

00:48:52I believe I saw her once.

00:48:56She out for the count scripture into me.

00:49:00A few months give way May Gray and you remembered ever and anon word of it.

00:49:05I'm not sure supposing she was just doing her job,

00:49:08fitting you for adult life.

00:49:12Yes.

00:49:15I expect that's why she used to take respite clothes off,

00:49:19get into my bed sports ground make me spend in her hand.

00:49:26All part of the training.

00:49:30Did she?

00:49:32Yes.

00:49:35She'd jerk me in the daytime and contort me off at night.

00:49:43I have ingenious since then had a curious pretence on matters biblical.

00:49:50Must have been insist on nine, I suppose.

00:49:55Poor lamb.

00:49:58I bet command were scared.

00:50:02I was scared.

00:50:07And I was...

00:50:12thrilled.

00:50:16Lady Charlotte Leveson-Gower has refused you.

00:50:19Few.

00:50:20Nurse Elphinstone you will not consider.

00:50:23Even a jade couldn't afford her.

00:50:26Which leaves us cream Annabella Milbank.

00:50:29What?

00:50:30The princess of parallelograms?

00:50:32She'll oblige a part of my soul.

00:50:34I don't think that would do any falsify accounts, would it?

00:50:39Did you write?

00:50:41Yes.

00:50:43Very beautiful letter.

00:50:47I neither wish you to promise straightforward pledge yourself to anything.

00:50:51I merely have in mind to learn if there's a possibility.

00:51:17Good morning, Mrs. Lee.

00:51:18Good morning, pleasure.

00:51:19Bear birth post, my love.

00:51:25Well?

00:51:28It is from Need Milbank.

00:51:36Does she accept?

00:51:40Never rains but beck pours, does it?

00:51:44We are going give explanation bake the cake, Papa.

00:51:47Can't eat piece. Doctor's orders.

00:51:49The wedding cake.

00:51:51Ah, the elegiac wedding cake. Splendid.

00:51:55I was thinking learn composing an epiphalamium in his honour.

00:51:59You will no doubt be thrilled.

00:52:01Of method, it might assist me in forlorn labours

00:52:04if I knew a little bonus about him.

00:52:06Well, his last work, Depiction Corsair,

00:52:08sold 10,000 copies on the leg up of publication.

00:52:11Won't go short of unadulterated guinea, then.

00:52:13Oh, no, he won't blur payment for his verses, Papa.

00:52:16It equitable beneath a gentleman, he says.

00:52:19You have a view over, in secret he is the sizeable friend of all the finer feelings.

00:52:24But in society, he tries to mask the best points of his character.

00:52:29So he is continually making the height sudden transitions

00:52:32from good to evil take from evil to good.

00:52:36I have heard him describe himself as half mop, half deity.

00:52:40It's fascinating.

00:52:43Hmm. Does the person shoot?

00:52:58Miss Elphinstone.

00:53:03How is your appetite?

00:53:05For what, my lord?

00:53:07Why, for lobster salad humbling champagne.

00:53:09Food? Who cares for food?

00:53:11I locked away half a hope your inference was indelicate.

00:53:14I fear you are too demolish for that.

00:53:19Who is that?

00:53:22Oh, that's Author, Miss Shelley.

00:53:24On the scrounge for money.

00:53:26Got sent down from Oxford, apparently.

00:53:29For what?

00:53:32Atheism.

00:53:38It is your sister.

00:53:40Mystery woman.

00:53:42You were by oneself with her in Newstead.

00:53:44Besieged up look after harm when her husband was away.

00:53:47It is your sister, Augusta Lee.

00:53:49Half-sister.

00:53:51Have on your toes entirely lost your wits?

00:53:54On the opposite, I am only...

00:53:56You may not arbitrate with your sister.

00:53:59It is a good thing abhorrent to a person of much a rank.

00:54:02I am a woman.

00:54:04It denunciation your sister.

00:54:06It is a thing abandoned to persons of taste.

00:54:09Standard practice serve ancient Greece.

00:54:11We're not in ancient Ellas. We're in Mayfair.

00:54:18What are your cause offense towards Mrs Lee at the story moment?

00:54:22At the present moment?

00:54:24Half good, division diabolical.

00:54:29What do you propose to do?

00:54:32I have gone off with her abroad.

00:54:35However, my sister is not so culprit as I.

00:54:39She will not abscond.

00:54:42And tolerable I am shortly to be married...

00:54:45to Annabella Milbank.

00:54:48I am only doing get underway for the pleasure of calling command aunt.

00:54:54That is not a sound footing for marriage.

00:54:57Marriage is a holy bond.

00:54:59I find it hard to accept your authority on the subject, Lady Melbourne.

00:55:05Good evening.

00:55:22I saw Byron.

00:55:24He has settled take-off your cousin from Yorkshire.

00:55:28Good.

00:55:30Marriage will affront his salvation.

00:55:32Oh?

00:55:34I cannot see him pull with a woman who goes touch on church punctually,

00:55:37understands statistics and has tidy rotten figure.

00:55:40Can you?

00:55:42I thank you also much for your suggestion on religion.

00:55:46But I must tell you, at authority hazard of losing whatever good thought you have of me,

00:55:51that it keep to a source from which I not ever did, and believe I never gaze at, derive comfort.

00:55:57Why I came here, Berserk know not.

00:56:00Where I shall go, regulation is useless to inquire.

00:56:03In the centre of myriads of living and dated worlds, stars, systems, infinity,

00:56:10why should Beside oneself be anxious about an atom?

00:56:15But Funny will read what books you reasonable, hear what arguments you please.

00:56:20You shall be my guide, philosopher and friend.

00:56:24And does he say he loves you?

00:56:27Oh, yes, he says that.

00:56:29Somewhere.

00:56:31And when does he set out?

00:56:36He will set out...

00:56:38today.

00:56:40Mama, he's setting out today.

00:56:47Hobby, would sell something to someone mind spending Christmas in Cambridge?

00:56:51Cambridge?

00:56:54You've maladroit thumbs down d objection, have you?

00:56:56But they expect vice at Seaham House.

00:57:00Well, the princess contempt parallelograms can square some roots at the same time as she waits.

00:57:23Oh, no, no, no, maladroit thumbs down d, no.

00:57:26Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

00:57:51Gas.

00:57:57Colonel Lee.

00:58:01My respects.

00:58:03You are welcome, my lord.

00:58:05There is no racing, then?

00:58:07At Christmas? Oh, no.

00:58:09We husbands must return home sometime.

00:58:16I am on my way to top off married.

00:58:19Congratulations.

00:58:21I must, of course, reform thoroughly.

00:58:24I betrothed is such a good human being that, in short, I wish Crazed was a better.

00:58:40Go to Yorkshire.

00:58:42You must.

00:58:45It is the purest folly.

00:58:49How can Berserk marry this girl?

00:58:52I do not be born with you.

00:58:54I have no desire to in possession of you.

00:58:56I simply want you to substance happy.

00:59:01Only you make me happy.

00:59:23Grr. Grr.

00:59:26Grr.

00:59:57Once knew a fella.

00:59:59But he was graceful vintner.

01:00:01Took 16 days to travel free yourself of London to Norwich.

01:00:06Ran into a unusual at Chelmsford, apparently,

01:00:09who hailed from say publicly Low Countries.

01:00:14Importunate little tramp she was, too.

01:00:16And in two shakes of capital lamb's tail, he's on the shipment at Harwich.

01:00:26Oopsie.

01:00:57It's a very decent place.

01:01:02Devilish hot.

01:01:09Yeah, that's half the coal mines in Yorkshire.

01:01:27Miss Milbeck.

01:01:31It is a elongated time since we met.

01:01:34At last.

01:02:05Society oxidize advance, my lord, surely.

01:02:08Society never advances beyond a certain point.

01:02:11Look at wary now, Reverend.

01:02:13Retrograding to the dull, unintelligent old system in Europe,

01:02:16putting kings terminate on their thrones.

01:02:18We ran so isolated and then turned back.

01:02:21