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... £1,070 FOR LETTERS BY JOHN KEATS. Autograph letters and manuscripts are not always so valuable as their fond owners imagine. Now and again, however, a set comes into the market that restores confidence. It is curious how .interesting collectors find ...
... John Keats: His Life and Poetry, His Friends, Critics, and After-fame. By Sir SIDNEY COLVIN. With Portnit* and other Illustrations. Bvo. 18a net. The Daily Graphic.*'— ** Sidney has achieved high aaccem. Hie enviable eeauaaad «f •eey, graceful writing ...
... John Keats: waiirawa Frieeie, Critics. Aftsr fa—a By Sir SIDNEY COLVIN. With Portnita and other lilustrtiions. Bvo. 18c net. •* the Spectator. Sir Sidney Cotrin kcs tamed his releeee troca oAcinl duUs admffhie purpose thi» rolruae. ...
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... know you will. To-day's Quotation ' Happy England. sweet her artless daughters; enough their ti,nple loveliness for Me. —John Keats. ...
... scoundrels triumph.—Mazimitien Robespierre. I am not the least afraid to die.— Chnrles Vortrin. Thank God—it has come at last.— John Keats. Is that Dora? —William Wordsworth. Here, here is my end.—Fiun: Schubert. The taste of death is already on nay tongue-1 ...
... Phetogravure Portraite 15s net. SILAS MARNER * oe ELIOT With in and Blac = White by HUGH THOMSON (Created THE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN KEATS Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by WILLIAM T ARNOLD. 30 64 Also Limp Leather, Ss ne (The Globe Library SING-SONG. A ...
... Licence It is a depressing thought that 130 years ago there were actually no Government inspectors to go round and see that John Keats was spending thirty hours a week on writing geZwith the intent•on of Palling . 1. --A latter to The Times To Day's Quotation ...
... brealtfast had she many a morn, No dinner many a noon. And. 'stead of supper she wou stare Full hard against the moon. —John Keats. WE don't know if Meg Merrilies, the famous Scottish gipsy. felt any fuller for staring at the moon. Modern housewives might ...
... Shelley was burned, and the ashes conveyed to Rome for burial. In one of his pockets wa3 found volume by his contemporary, John Keats. From early childhood the poet did not take much interest games. He lived a solitary world of dreams and imaginations. At ...
... birds are faint with the hot sun. And hide in cooling trees, a voice Will run From hedge to hedge about the newmown mead. —John Keats. * * * Work Or Want Where shall we match the ingenuity of the parent whose experience. when out walking yesterday with his ...