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... PLAYS. Complete Edition. 41. The LINW3ODS. By Miss Sedgirick. 2s. Bd. 42. SCOTT S ROKEBY. Is. 2.1. 43. The POETICAL WORK Sof JOHN KEATS. 24. 44. PICCIOLA. From the French of X. B. Saiutine. Is. 4.1. 45. The POETICAL WORKS of EDW. YOUNG. LL.D. Csinplete. Ss ...
... arose to sever That flow of song—its sweetest chords between' Jarred them a little, and then they slept for ever! •The late John Keats. those who have read the rich and beautiful effusions of Keats, the friend of Shelly, especially that which bears the title ...
... _ - -•- - I Love and Mesmerism ; some Passages from the Lite of the Countess of Rosenthal-2 Life and Literary Remains of John Keats-3 Ceylon and the Cingslese. With Illustration-4 The Fairfax Correspondence-5 Theodore Hook-6 Lays of Many Lands. No VI-7 ...
... respect and affections for him; but it is impossible for use not to look into the future, and it frightens me a little. mice JOHN KEATS, THE POET. Connected with his illness and death may be mentioned two incidents that for the living reader contain a mournful ...
... daughtee, an circum stantial evidence, and tbat on the way to execution the cbnvict saw in the crowd another Engibnan'named John Keats, whohad beenextremely sctive;in collectingevi dence against him. Thc cnvict expressed a desire to die. in peace with.all ...
... wa. more active then the another part of your body-(immense h firld-mar.bal John Keating O’Dwyrr-the very >—permit me to interrogate .0 great mau echoed the name of John Keats tnfovm.ttons. butd.d no. .n, >g 0 ; but acene changed, ' 8 B , ' 8 ' Wtlcock ...
... bids all resign He said that she was lov'd no more. But said not that his love was mine 1 UNPUBLISHED SONNET ON FAME. BT JOHN KEATS. Fame, like • wayward girl, will still coy To those who woo her with too slavish knees; But makes surrender to some thoughtless ...
... the green flag floated the mast head, and assoredly the good ship would sail into the harboor of Repeal (load cheers). JOHN KEATS ON MATRIMONY, Notwithstanding your happiness and recommendations, hope I shall noser marry ; though the most beautiful ereatnro ...
... for JUNK, No. pricn St. 6d.. coo taint cootribotiont by Robert Browning. E. Moneksloo Miloes, MP . Giddsoo BhMdoe./be latv John Keats, D. Madden, Peter Pnggins,” MAS. C. Hell, Mr*. Sigourney, Mire Lawrence, Fr.neaa Bfafn. &c. Among the articlet of morn Immeditie ...
... 'tis you! —oh, 'tis you, guardian angel of mine— Still remaineth to weep that kind bosom of thine ! M. MacD . (T-ngltS!) JOHN KEATS. PART 11. Any estimate of the genius of Keats which omitted to notice his last and noblest effort would be necessarily imperfect ...
... Mesmerism” To those who value real poetry, and honour the memories of true poets, the review of The Life and Literary Remains of John Keats,” will read with pleasure. Ceylon and the Cingalese” is a light, rollicking series of chapters, which may please persons ...
... Love and M earner jam. the writer of which evidently draws largely on the ulra M Dumas. The Life and Literary Remains of John Keats’* notices recent work of that title, edited by R. Mihwa, and enters largely into dissertation an tbs spirit and this poet ...