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In rhyme, I can keep more away from facts; but the thought always runs through, through . . . yes, yes, through.  \n• BYRON, JO URNAL, NOVE M B E R 1 7, 1 8 1 3 •  \nContents  \nEpigraph  \nOne  \nIn which a Man is baited by a Bear, and of the precedents ofthis  \nTwo  \nIn which a Father and a Son arejoined, and of the consequences  \nThree  \nOf Ali’s Education, in several subjects  \nFour  \nA vision of Love, with its result, Marriage; and of Money, with the same  \nFive  \nIn which all hopes are dashed, and all love lost  \nSix  \nIn which the Reader is reliev’d from his tenter-hooks, and Ali from his dungeon  \nSeven  \nIn which a famous Battle is reported upon, tho’ not as it has been  \nEight  \nOfFame and its consequences, and ofLaw as it is practised, nowadays  \nNine  \nIn which Heads are examined, and Souls are bared  \nTen  \nOf Shows and Pantomimes—and ofa Fate both strange & dire  \nEleven  \nIn which the path is trod that may not be retraced  \niii  \n7  \n65  \n99  \n119  \n147  \n158  \n175  \n213  \n230  \n244  \n291  \nTwelve  \nIn which the Beginning is returned to, inasmuch as it may ever be 337  \nThirteen  \nWherein a Tale is told, yet not ended 361  \nFourteen  \nIn which all are older, and some are wiser 389  \nFifteen  \nIn which Lucifer and his brother perhaps agree at last 404  \nSixteen  \nWherein all is ended, tho’ not concluded 431  \nIntroduction  \nAlexandra Novak 457  \nAcknowledgments About the Author  \nPraise  \nOther Books by John Crowley  \nCredits  \nCover  \nCopyright  \nAbout the Publisher  \nsssssssssssssssssss  \n6 0 3 4 0 5 9 3 5 8 􀀁 3 0 5 7 2  \n9 3 7 5 6 􀀁 3 0 4 8 5 7 2 6 9 0 􀀁  \n4 9 5 7 6 2 7 3 0 1 􀀁 3 9 7 6 2  \ndddddddddddddddddd  \n2. British Women of Science  \nAda Byron, Countess of Lovelace Dec. 10, 1815–Nov. 27, 1852  \nFirst Computer Program, 1842–1843  \nAda Byron was the daughter of the Romantic poet George Gordon, Lord Byron, and Anne Isabella Milbanke, who separated from Byron just a month after Ada was born. Four months later, Byron left England forever. Ada was raised by her mother, Lady Byron, and had no further contact with her father (who died in Greece in 1824) .  \nLady Byron had a penchant for mathematics, and saw to it that Ada was tutored in mathematics, science, and other topics rather than in literature and poetry, to counter any tendencies she might have inherited from her father, who was famous for being “mad, bad, and dangerous to know.” Ada built her imagination on science, from electricity to biology to neuroscience. She earned fame in scientific circles. An anonymous Victorian best-seller about evolution (Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation) was widely believed to be hers, though it wasn’t.  \nIn 1835, Ada married William King, ten years her senior, and became Countess of Lovelace in 1838. Ada had three children; her younger son was named Byron, and later became Viscount Ockham.  \nAda’s friend of many years was Charles Babbage, a professor of mathematics at Cambridge and the inventor of the Difference Engine. This large machine, which took years to design and build, was actually more of a calculator than a computer, using the “method of finite >>  \n|Home|Next|Previous|About Strong Woman Story|Search|  \ndifferences” to cast logarithm tables and make other calculations. Ada met Babbage in 1833, when she was just 17.  \nBabbage had made plans in 1834 for a new kind of calculating machine, an Analytical Engine, which (as Ada perceived) truly was a forerunner of the modern computer—it could be programmed to  \nproduce (and print out!) results of many kinds. Ada noted that the Analytical Engine could weave algebraic patterns just as a Jacquard loom could weave birds and flowers. (Jacquard’s loom wove patterns determined by a sequence of punch cards.) 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