... romantic associations. The epigram dictated by himself, Here lies one whose name was writ in water, marks the quiet tomb of John Keats, and by him grow, as he desired, the daisies through the later winter into spring. Near Keats, and coupled with him in our ...

... says :—Thers died at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th ult., writes a oJrreapondeta, Mrs. Ella Keats Pesy, a niece of John Keats. She bad just returned home from a public concert, whim elle was struck down with paralysis and immediately expired. It ...

... ClcrkenwclL There died at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th ult., writes a correspondent, Mrs. Ella Keats Pecy, a neico of John Keats. She had just returned home from a public concert, when die was struck down with paralysis and immediately expired. It is ...

... be in the interests civilisation and the development of commerce. The announcement just made with regard to the grave of John Keats seems convincing proof that some men are not simply bora to sorrow, but that , sorrow follows them even into the grave. ...

... sir, is not so poetical a writer. With the works of Shakespeare I am not so well acquainted, but be was a fine poet. Keats—John Keats, sir —lse was a very fine poet. With • such references, such trivial criticism, such loving parade of his own knowledge ...

... is not so poetical a writer. VVith the works of Shakespeare I am not so well acquainted, but he was a fine poet. Keats—John Keats, sir .—he was a very , fine poet. With such references, such trivial criticism, such; loving parade of his own knowledge ...

... sir, is not so poetical a writer. With the works of Shakespeare I am not so well acquainted, but he was a fine poet. Keats—John Keats,' sir —he was a very fine poet. With such references, such trivial critieism,such loving parade of his own knowledge, ...