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... 1814, Jounna Southeott, the noted] impostor, formerly of At UR ‘EL.';l_l‘t, dicd in London, % - Rt AL W SREER S S—— 1520, John Keats, the greatest of young self-taught poets, died at Rome, ngod 24, 28 Childermas duy. An anviversary feast of the Church, ...

... world, On reading the above poem, I was reminded of the fate of the amiable, the highly-gified, and noble-minded youth, John Keats, who was emrly ealled from this world to another and a better world. And melancholy is the reflection thut his end was hastened ...

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