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... 1 OETRY. TRIUMPH OF BACCHUS. From Entlynzion, a Poctic Romance', ItY JOHN KEATS. Beneath my palth trees, by the river side I sat a weeping: in the whole world wide There was no orie to ask tine why I Wept. And I kept Brimming the water-lily cups with ...
... have chosen if he had written in Ens:lish, and in a later day Edinburgh Review, No. 58. • ENDYMION : A Poetic Romance. BY John Keats. iiatidsounilV printed in Bvo. price 9s. boards. • The IDgINTITYofJUNIUSwitIia DISTINGUISHED LIVING CHARACTER established ...
... have Chosen if he had written in English, and in a later day.—Edinbuigh Review, No. 58. ENDYMION: a Poetic Romance. By John Keats. Handsomely printed in aro. price Bs. hoards. - An HISTORICAL RESEARCH into •the Nature of the Balance of Power in Europe ...
... of Endyinion, which is the most original production I ever read.— Some account of its author may nut be uninteresting. .John Keats, the author of Endymion is very young man, about two and twenty years of age: . About a year ago he published a small ...
... English Poet, delivered :at the ,Svrrey by William 11 azlii f. 8 o price l(Is. 6d, boards. . Endymion, a Poetical Romance, by John Keats.' Svo. published in few days. The stretched metre of an antique song. 4. The identity of Junius with a Distinguished ...
... would have chosen if lie . had -8. t:Nt iy a later d ay.—Edinburgh Review, N . written i t d te ea l , Pater Ron - mice. By John Keats. in 8 v o. price 9s. hoards. of the Handhi ,)ItICAL RESEARCH into the Nature Bvo. 1 1 i Europe. By Gould Francis Leckie ...
... would have chosen if he had written in English, and in a later day Edinburgh Review, No. ENDYMION: A Poetic Romance. By John Keats. Handsomely printed in Bvo. price 95.• boards. The IDENTITY of .1 UN I US with a DI STEN GUISHED LIVING CHARACTER established ...
... to fiefer you to an article in the last Nimber of The -Quarterly aeuitco;, nrofesging to he a Critirque on The Poems of John Keats; Of John K at-s I know nothing from heis i'reifce I collct that he is very youinrg-no dcubt a heinous sin; and I hiare ...
... at Thebes, &c.—Addenduni on the Bones found in the Sarcophagus of the central Uheasher of the Pyramid. VII. Endymion, by John Keats : 7 VIII. Voyage to Gres 6°. IX. Childe Ilero X. Mernoiri;q7:lTorkry, lA. State lbectiptioo of A of it t i te a. 'Main4; ...
... have chosen if he had written in English, and in a later day. Edinburgh Review, No. 511, F.notrusom A Poetic Romance. Hy John Keats, Handsomely printed in price 91. boards. The of Ji.smus with a Distinguished Living Charaeter established. Including the ...
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... chosen if he bad written in,English, ,and, in a later • , Edinburgh Review, No. 58. ENIfIMTONt A Poetic. - itothamfe.• ' By John Keats. handsomely, printed in ttNio..price..os., boartK.,i , • • Thej.DEl:4ll Yof with,:, , ,DisTlN ‘ aursifim. LIVING I{,A CTP: ...