Life, Letters, and Literary Remains, of John Keats, Том 1Edward Moxon, 1848 |
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John Keats. J. Severn . John Reats . H. Robinson . 1996/9 11206 780339 Pits LIFE , LETTERS , AND LITERARY. Sondor , I dward Moxon , or Strat , 1013.
John Keats. J. Severn . John Reats . H. Robinson . 1996/9 11206 780339 Pits LIFE , LETTERS , AND LITERARY. Sondor , I dward Moxon , or Strat , 1013.
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... Letter to a friend of Robert Burns , " ‚ ” * and which , on account of the rarity of the pamphlet , I here transcribe : - no more . " Biography , though differing in some essentials from works of fiction , is nevertheless like them an ...
... Letter to a friend of Robert Burns , " ‚ ” * and which , on account of the rarity of the pamphlet , I here transcribe : - no more . " Biography , though differing in some essentials from works of fiction , is nevertheless like them an ...
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... if his utterances be deep and true , can hardly hide himself even beneath the epic or dra- matic veil , and often makes of the rough public ear a VOL . I. B confessional into which to pour the richest treasures His Life LIFE AND LETTERS ...
... if his utterances be deep and true , can hardly hide himself even beneath the epic or dra- matic veil , and often makes of the rough public ear a VOL . I. B confessional into which to pour the richest treasures His Life LIFE AND LETTERS ...
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... letters and poems , and some lines of the following invocation bear a mournful anticipatory analogy to the close of the beau- tiful elegy which Shelley hung over another early grave . " O Chatterton ! how very sad thy fate ! Dear child ...
... letters and poems , and some lines of the following invocation bear a mournful anticipatory analogy to the close of the beau- tiful elegy which Shelley hung over another early grave . " O Chatterton ! how very sad thy fate ! Dear child ...
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... to have enjoyed a high intellectual sympathy . This friend had introduced * A gentleman of high literary merit , now employed in the administration of the Poor Law . him to agreeable society , both of books and men LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
... to have enjoyed a high intellectual sympathy . This friend had introduced * A gentleman of high literary merit , now employed in the administration of the Poor Law . him to agreeable society , both of books and men LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
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