The Letters and Peoms of John Keats ...Dodd, Mead, 1883 |
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... , and I can only attribute the abandon- ment of Keats's usually dis- tinct and almost clerical style of penmanship to great hurry and possible preoccupation . give parties , had no idea of the quantity of LETTERS TO HIS BROTHERS . 5.
... , and I can only attribute the abandon- ment of Keats's usually dis- tinct and almost clerical style of penmanship to great hurry and possible preoccupation . give parties , had no idea of the quantity of LETTERS TO HIS BROTHERS . 5.
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John Keats John Gilmer Speed. give parties , had no idea of the quantity of wine that would be drank , and he actually put in readi- ness on the kitchen stairs eight dozen . Every one inquires after you , and every one de- sires their ...
John Keats John Gilmer Speed. give parties , had no idea of the quantity of wine that would be drank , and he actually put in readi- ness on the kitchen stairs eight dozen . Every one inquires after you , and every one de- sires their ...
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... idea that it was spring , and almost that leaves were on the trees . So that black clouds and boisterous winds seem to have mustered and col- lected in full divan , for the purpose of convincing me to the contrary . Taylor says my poem ...
... idea that it was spring , and almost that leaves were on the trees . So that black clouds and boisterous winds seem to have mustered and col- lected in full divan , for the purpose of convincing me to the contrary . Taylor says my poem ...
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... idea of the difference between the Scotch and Irish . The two Irishmen I mentioned were speaking of their treatment in England , when the weaver said , " Ah ! you were a civil man , but I was a drinker . " Till further notice , you must ...
... idea of the difference between the Scotch and Irish . The two Irishmen I mentioned were speaking of their treatment in England , when the weaver said , " Ah ! you were a civil man , but I was a drinker . " Till further notice , you must ...
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... idea of Staffa . It can only be represented by a first rate drawing . One may compare the surface of the island to a roof ; this roof is supported by grand pillars of basalt , standing together as thick as honeycomb . The finest thing ...
... idea of Staffa . It can only be represented by a first rate drawing . One may compare the surface of the island to a roof ; this roof is supported by grand pillars of basalt , standing together as thick as honeycomb . The finest thing ...
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