... JOHN KEATS Keats, when he died, had just , and-twentieth year. wa9 under j{il height; and his lower limbs were small , * with the upper, but neat and well * shoulders were very broad for hi* '' ' ' e face in which energy and sensibility j iio ably mixed ...

... John Keats | He was riding on a ’bus and reading the shorter poems of John > Keats—a small, red-cloth volume, | easily pushed into the pocket. got into conversation with him. e isn’t often I come upon I anyone reading Keats,” I ventured though I’ve seen ...

... JOHN KEATS. At a time like this when we hear so much talk—some sincere and some vapid—about the mission of lyouth in reconstruction and youth coming into Ito own, the centenary of the death of John Keats , has a special significance. Here was a youth ...

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... John Keats. 14, Manchester Road. Sir,--There is no doubt that you are right about the date of heats',death. Severn, Who irewith him when he died , wrote on 27th Febry, 1821: On the twenty-third, about four. approaches of death came on The egm seemed ...

... Hanip- stead, whieh is to be formally opened to-day, will become a placo of pilgrimage tor all who care tor the poetry of John Keats. Tt was in the garden of as Wentworth this house—then known Place—that he composed the “Ode to a Nightingale’ as ho was ...

... JOHN KEATS A PHANTASY When Keats put oIT mortality in Rome Hla . spirlt, so I fancy, hastened home, . . . And Oft I wondered if that spirit broods Above my own dear Mapiedurham woods. An idle speculation, this of mine : For in those woods where sweetly ...

... JOHN KEATS. Keats was born in London in 1795. He mut for five years apprenticed to a surgeon at Edmonton, but, forming friendships with literary men such as Leigh Hunt, Haslitt, et., he was tempted to join the profession of letters. His first volume of ...

... JOHN* KEATS Sir Sidney Oolvin's John Keats: His Life and Poetry, bis Friends, Critics, and After-Fame IBs. net), comprehensive as its title, and is written with scholarly knowledge and sympathy which leave little, if anything, more to said cither the ...

... John Keats LITERARY SOCIETY MEETING “The life and work John Keats’’ was the subject of address by Mr. O. Herbert a meeting the Hastings Literary Society at 20, Cllveavenue, on Sunday. Mr. Herbertsaid Keats, who was bom In 1795, passed his boyhood in happy ...

... The tragedy of John Keats The tragedy of John Keats has provided materlal for several plays. Now Hugh Sutherland, of Olenloch Road. Hampstead, has written a oneact play of one day In tlw young poet's life the May day he wrote An Ode to * Nightingale ...

... The Housoe of John Keats, The project of turning the house of John Keats into an appropriate literary monument has found a favourable reception with the Italian public. Standing on the south side of the stairway of the “ Trinitd dei Monti,” the house ...