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... daughter, on circumstantial evidence, and that on the way to execution the convict saw in the crowd another Englishman named John Keats, who had been extremely active in collecting e*i. deuce against him. The convict expressed a desire to die w in peace with ...
... having humbly tried foUow Tha path counsel*, would the# impark Tha and holy quiet which have fclcaa’d His own calm heart. JOHN KEATS, THE POET. Connected with his illness and death may be menl oned two incid#9 is that for the living reader contain a mournful ...
... N'o »nch doctrine I condemn will do for the the riling generation of Iriibmcn. An Esut. 858 «?ngltsl) £orW. . iv.—JOHN KEATS. “ John Keats died at Rome, of a consumption, in his 24th year, on the 27'h December, 1820, and was buried iu the roman' and lonely ...
... and proves that his critical discrimination was as clear as his heart was good, is the “Adonais,” elegy upon the death of John Keats. In a paper upon the poetry of Keats, which have recently presented to our readers, w e have more particularly alluded to ...
... PLAYS. Complete Edition. 11. The LINWOODS. By Miss Sedgwick. 2s. Bd. 42. SCOTT'S ROKEBY. Is. 2d. 43. The POETICAL WORKSot JOHN KEATS. 2s. PLCCIOLA. From the French of X. B. Saiutine. Is. 4d. 45. The POETICAL WORKS of EDW. YOUNG, LL.D. Complete. 6s. The ...
... contests: 1. Love and Mesmerism; Some Passages from tho Life of the Countess of Rosenthal—2. Life .and Literary Remains of John Keats—3. Ceylon and the Cingalese With Illustration—t. The Fairfax Cori espondence—s. Theodore Hook—6. Lays of Many Lands. No ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... reading” department unusually contracted; but the array of graver talent furnishes compensation. The biographical sketch of John Keats, one of the most spiritual of modern English poets, touched with a delicate and powerful hand. The idea of the writer that ...
... 3. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. Letters trom a Hindoo Gentleman Travelling in Eng! (Ye. 2.) 4 iginal Sonnet, by the late John Keats (the ad eimile Through the Medium of the Anastatic Pro A Cave of Phiz. of this Sonnet in the Poet's Hand- Writing will be ...