heiress. The next ten years were difficult for George. One of the reasons was because of his clubfoot. The second reason was because of his mother displaced resentment against his father onto him, and George Gordon had later been tended by a Calvinist nurse whom awakened his sexuality. In 1798 his great-uncle the fifth Baron Byron, died childless, and just after his tenth birthday Byron inherited his title. In 1801 Byron was sent to school at Harrow; in the same year he met his half- sister Augusta. He entered Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1805. “Byron first published volume, “Hours of Idleness,” appeared in 1807, when he was nineteen; the lofty pose he struck in announcing himself as Lord Byron” (The Penguin Group, 1). Then he took his seat in the house of lords that same year, and then departed on a grand tour through most of Europe, there he began “Chilled Harold’s Pilgrimage.” “Byron returned to London in July 1811, but too late to see his mother, before she died”(The Penguin Group, 2). “After having returned from exotic travels, he became a figure of force and he followed his success with a series of “Eastern” tales that added to his aura: one of them, The Corsair 1814, written in ten days, sold ten thousand copies on the day of publication”(The Penguin Group, 2). Hebrew Melodies 1815, contains one of Byron’s most famous lyrics, which is “ She Walks in Beauty”. After having a relationship with his half-sister Augusta, and presuming that her daughter Medora was his, Byron proposed to Annabella Milbanke. “They married in January 1815; their daughter Augusta Ada was born at the end of the year, but a few weeks latter Annabella left Byron to live with her parents, amid rumors of insanity, incest, and sodomy”(The Penguin Group, 3). “In 1819 the first two cantos of Don Juan were published in an expensive edition meant to forestall charges of blasphemy and bearing neither the authors nor the publisher’s name” (The Penguin Group, 3). In April 1819, Byron met his last attachment Teresa Gamba Guiccioli who was married to a man three times her age. When Teresa’s father and brother were exiled, she followed them. Byron, then went with her to Pisa. “A serious illness in February 1824, weakened Byron; in April he contracted a fever, treated by further bleeding, from which he died on April 19 at the age of thirty-six”(The Penguin Group, 4). She Walks In Beauty 1 She walks in beauty , like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and he

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