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... Voyages and Travels of Colutnbus Secundus. Chapter 18. Christmai—XVl, Remarks on Shelley's Adonais. An Elegy on the Death of John Keats—XVll. Mecbanique Celesti ; or the Prophetie Almanack for 1822—XVIII. The Retrospective Review-- XIX. The Pirate, by the ...
... and Travels of C;olun- bus Secundus. Chap. 13. Christmas.-XVI. Remarks on Shelley's Adona-is. An Elegry oln the Death of John Keats.-XVII. Mechanique Celeste, ?? the ?? Almainack, for 1S22.-X VIII. The Retrospective Re- viev..-XIX. ?? Pirate, by the Author ...
... and Travels of Columbus Secundus. Chapter 18. Christrna i ; XVI. Remarks on Shelley's Adonais. An Elegy on the Death c 9 John Keats. XVII. Mechanique Celesti ; or the Prophetic manack for 1822. XVIII. The Retrospective Review. Xl' The Pirate, by the Author ...
... nil. at Musical ami Literary Party in the Wett-md, conducted Temperance principle*.) When the young and fascinating poet, John Keats, was dying at Horae, he requested, in the anguish of disappointed ambition, that this epitaph might inscribed upon his tomb:— ...
... a Hindoo Gentleman Travelling in England, w (Noa. 2.) 3. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. 4. An Original Sonnet, by the late John Keats (the last be - wrote.) *_ Through the Medium of the Anastatic Process a Fac-simile of this Sonnet in the Poet's Hand- 1 ...
... led him one way—h is heart attracted him another. If Shelley was bewildered, and lost amon g his systems and metaphysics, John Keats never seems to hav e dreamed of the formations of any system of the universe at all. He scems to have beheld the universe ...
... an aristocratic author, has edited this work. John Keats was a surgeon's apprentice--one of the middle classes of London—and fairly enough classed by Blackwood with the Cockney school of poets. John Keats came on and went off the world like a meteor—Lord ...
... mowed even Ms patriotism ; and he injured himself by endeavouring to lower the reputation of the greatest living Irishman. John Keats, in leis youth rose out of these trammels, and wrote justly of most man whose names are mentioned in his letters. At one ...