One of this author's poems declares that "the soul wears out the breast" and that "the night was made for loving", and another of his works relates the thoughts of Francois Bonivard.
One of this author's poems declares that "the soul wears out the breast" and that "the night was made for loving", and another of his works relates the thoughts of Francois Bonivard. This author of "So We'll Go No More A-Roving" and "The Prisoner of Chillon" wrote of a figure who is(*) "all that's best of dark and bright" and "whose love is innocent", as well as a satire in which the title character is seduced by women like Julia, Lady Adeline, Gulbayez, and Queen Catherine II. For 10 points, name this author of "She Walks in Beauty" and Don Juan [JEW-an].
One of this author's poems declares that "the soul wears out the breast" and that "the night was made for loving", and another of his works relates the thoughts of Francois Bonivard.
George {Gordon}, Lord {Byron} [accept either underlined portion]