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Lord Byron (1788-1824) didn't live a long life. He was an aristocrat and a fashionable man. But he loved (1)
and a simple country
life. His (2) attracted
Britain and all Europe. He brought to his (3)
romanticism of his times. He was talented and
handsome, noble and brave.
(4) admired him. In 1812
he became famous after the (5) of his autobiographic poem “Childe Harold”

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Lord Byron (1788-1824) didn't live a long life. He was an aristocrat and a fashionable man. But he loved poetry and a simple country life. His poetry attracted the whole of Britain and all Europe. He brought to his poetry the romanticism of his times. He was a talented and handsome poet, noble and brave. The public admired him. In 1812, he became famous after the publication of his autobiographic poem "Childe Harold."

Explanation:

1) To fill in the blank, we need a noun that describes the activity that Lord Byron loved. Given the context of the sentence, we can infer that the answer should be "poetry."

2) The blank is referring to Lord Byron's poetry. The adjective "his" indicates possession, so we need a noun that shows ownership of the poetry. The answer is "poetry."

3) Here, we need a noun that describes the type of romanticism Lord Byron brought to his poetry. Since the article "the" is used before the blank, we can infer that the answer should be a noun that represents a specific type of romanticism. The most appropriate answer is "romanticism."

4) The blank is referring to people who admired Lord Byron. Given the context of the sentence, we can infer that the answer should be a noun that represents a group of people. The most appropriate answer is "public."

5) The blank is referring to the publication of Lord Byron's autobiographic poem "Childe Harold." We need a noun that represents the act of publishing a poem. The most appropriate answer is "publication."