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Updated: May 12, 2025
Byron, I have the information from his own lips, so that you need not hesitate to repeat it in literary circles, Byron is preparing a new edition of his complete works, carefully corrected, expurgated, and amended, in accordance with his present creed of taste, morals, politics, and religion.
With these expurgated it confirms the admirable methods inspired by its unmethodical suggestions. Noting the oppressiveness of the usual order of education through books and apparatus, he scorns all tradition, and cries, "Let the child learn direct from Nature!"
He's got to pack me back up that hill after my hat. Gimme a knife, so's I can cut a saddle string and mend this bridle." These remarks are expurgated. He mended the bridle; he loosened the cinches and set the saddle back. Stan, dismounting, made a discovery. "I've lost a spur. Thought something felt funny. Noticed yesterday that the strap was loose."
It reminds me to tell you, that being the other day at the sea-side, and wanting a Horace, I borrowed one from a student of Cambridge. It was a Paris edition. I never should have dreamed of seeing an expurgated or emasculated edition from French quarters; but so it was. I looked for that beautiful little piece, the quarrel between Lydia and Horace. It was not there.
The newspaper correspondents, though they send accurate stories of the awful condition of the miners and their families, are disappointed to receive copies of their respective papers with their articles revamped, and the essential points expurgated, to meet the approval of the "conservative reader."
Indian coin worth about forty-eight cents. 50:21 vendettas. Private blood-feuds. 51:14 Punjab. Country of five rivers, tributaries of the Indus. 81:26 Sambhur. A rusine deer found in India. 51:26 nilghai. Antelope with hind legs shorter than its fore-legs. 54:9 expurgated. Purified. 57:23 renegade. One who deserts his faith. 58:26 candelabrum. Stand supporting several lamps. 61:3 urbanely.
George Herbert was his favorite poet. He used to carry his poems about with him on the mountains, and an expurgated "Christian Year" the only thing he ever took from the High Churchmen which he had made for himself, and which he and Catherine knew by heart. In some ways he was not a bigot at all.
"You know I only object to that in connection with English peers marrying the daughters of men who have done it." "Oh, is that it? I wish you'd publish an expurgated dictionary with most of the words left out, and exact definitions of the conditions under which one may use the remainder. But I've got on a siding. What was I talking about?" "Royalty," muttered Lancelot languidly. "Royalty? No.
First she skimmed it over, then she expurgated it, and finally she either typed it herself, or, what is more likely, put it into the hands of a typist who must have been extremely illiterate or abominably careless. Then, without even troubling to correct the copy, she sent the manuscript of the Catullus up the chimney after that of The Scented Garden.
He could not be sarcastic enough about the pontiffs of the Conservatories who interpreted the great men of the past as "classics." "Classical! That word expresses everything. Free passion, arranged and expurgated for the use of schools! Life, that vast plain swept by the winds, inclosed within the four walls of a school playground!
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