... macular. Now, the much-abused Florentine is the great Italian classic. The same critical and discriminating few condemned John Keats, who is now enrolled among the chiefest of English poets. Onslaughts of the bitterest kind were hurled at the novels of ...

... ol the Reviewed to J Death? case Keats, that fiery particle killed by an article. You remember Byron's rhyme Who kill'd John Keats I, says the Quarterly, So savage and Tartarly 'Twas one of my feats. But there was a great deal of nonsense about this ...

... 20, at Stafford House. Among those who have kindly promised to lend for exhibition on this occasion interesting relics of John Keats and Percy Bysshe Shelley are the Earl of Crewe, Lord Abinger, Sir Charles Dilke, Sir John Shelley, Mr. Buxton Forman, Mrs ...

... HOUSE, ST. JAMES'S, WHERE THE KEATS-SHELLEY. CONCERT AND EXHIBITION WERE HELC The London house of the Duke of Sutherland JOHN KEATS 1795-1821. From a drawing by Joseph Severn -E-P AGE OF SHELLEY'S. POEM The terior contains corrections in Shelley's! handwriting ...

... sins of his youth more bitterly than the homage he has now rendered at the fantastic shrines of such baby- idols as Mr. John Keats and Mr. Alfred Tennyson. Pie did not regret that homage, nor does his discerning son. A SILHOUETTE-HEAD CORK. THE LATEST ...

... house with a man of this kind, and one who had slight American tendencies in his speech, so that he remarked to me that John Keats wrote poetry and sense better than he knew how when he said, in his pretty lines on Fancy, that everything is spoilt by ...

... 's play is not of our time and mood it has a certain subtlety and a charm that suggest the highest poetic expression of John Keats. A work of extraordinary beauty, having but the remotest relation to the age we live in, it could not be happily united ...

... they were in Rome. j k The Bust of Keats In the Keats Shelley Memorial The House in the Piazza, del Spania. irv Rome Where John Keats died. Now a memorial to Keats and Shelley YS A Letter ty Shelley K In the Keats-Shelley Memorial fi A Letter by Shelley ...

... have read Mr. Shaw with amusement, tempered by awe, do know all about poets. e know that they are frail creatures, like John Keats, who died of a Quarterly Review. So we laugh, so we used to laugh consumedly, when the young poet of How He Lied to Her ...

... di Spagna, where he will find at the ff; corner just as he is about to climb the steps to see the view the house in which John Keats ffj died. Keats lies buried in the Protestant cemetery just outside Rome. His simple tomb bears ;;j the melancholy inscription ...

... mention of him in the Life. To Mitton Dickens presented the original manuscript of A Christmas Carol. H ere is a copy of John Keats's Poems of 1817; not the copy, however, which Keats presented to Wordsworth with an autograph, the copy which came into ...

... England, by Edward Thomas (Methuen). There is The Life and Letters of Sir Charles Napier (Hutchinson) and there is the Life of John Keats, b.y Sir Sidney Colvin (Macrnillans), and so I might go on. I3ut beyond doubt the book of the season is the newly-published ...