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Poem
September 8, 1827
The Ladies' Garland
Harpers Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia
What is this article about?
Lord Byron's epitaph for his Newfoundland dog, marking the grave of his only true friend with poignant lines on loss and loyalty.
Clipping
OCR Quality
95%
Excellent
Full Text
Byron's
Epitaph on a Newfoundland dog.
"To mark a friend's remains these stones arise-
I never had but one-and here he lies."
Epitaph on a Newfoundland dog.
"To mark a friend's remains these stones arise-
I never had but one-and here he lies."
What sub-type of article is it?
Epitaph
What themes does it cover?
Death Mourning
What keywords are associated?
Byron Epitaph
Newfoundland Dog
Friend Remains
What entities or persons were involved?
Byron
Poem Details
Title
Epitaph On A Newfoundland Dog.
Author
Byron
Key Lines
"To Mark A Friend's Remains These Stones Arise
I Never Had But One And Here He Lies."