Urania

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              <title>[commonplace book 2]</title>
              <author>Lady Caroline Lamb (n?e Ponsonby)</author>
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            <forename>Lindsey</forename>
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        <date from="1805-06-03" to="1828-01-26">Jun 3 1805 - Jan 26 1828</date>
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            <forename>Lady Caroline</forename>
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          <note>Below the transcription are some initials which I was unable to read.  They do not seem to be Lady Caroline's, though to me the passage appears to be in her hand. Transcribed by Lindsey Eckert.</note>
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      <div type="chapter" label="This commonplace book is undated.  However, given that it is embossed with the initials 'W.L', it seems likely that she began making entries sometime after her marriage to William Lamb.  The John Murray Archive is currently re-cataloging all of the Byron papers, so the reference for this manuscript will change.">
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          <ptr target="ukred-10077">[transcribed in what seems to be Lady Caroline"s hand]: 
"If guardian Powers preside above
Who still extend to virtuous Love
	A tutelary care
The Virgins bosom?s earliest dole
The first born Passion of the soul
	Must find protection there.
Never can noon"s maturer ray 
That charm of orient light display, 
	Which morning suns impart 
So can no later passion prove 
That glow which gilds the dawn of Love
The day spring of the hearts? </ptr>
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