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... Poetry in the English Tongue. Edited by Stopford A. Brooke and T. W. Rolleston. (Smith, Elder Co.) 6. The Complete Works of John Keats. Edited by H. Buxton Forman. In five vols. Vol. I. (Gowans Gray.) 'The receipt from Mr. Methuen of a little book on Sussex ...
... the coming instalment of what they call the Complete Library, a library in which they are issuing the complete works of John Keats. This Keats, as they have explained, is in five volumes, and the fourth and fifth are given up to the letters. The volumes ...
... my next book of Pastorals. Mv brother's resnerts and mine to vour Mother, and all our Loves to you. Yours very sincerely, John Keats. Here is another curious note from Kipling- April 2, 1896. Sir, I 'ave received yourn o' the 28th March and the pamphlick ...
... Edited by E. K. Chambers. 2 vols. 44 Poems and Satires of Andrew Marvell. Edited by G. A. Ait ken. 2 vols. 44 Poems of John Keats. Edited by G. Thorn Drury. 2 vols. ...
... Trinita de' Monti' in which Keats died. There is an inscription on the building which says that The young English poet, John Keats, died in this house on February 24, T821, aged 26. The room in which the poet died is constantly shown to English and American ...
... new Bagehot volume. C. K. S. A list of books received by The Sphere will be found M on the second page of this issue. vij John Keats A portrait sketch by B. R. Haydon. the famous artist, reproduced by permission of Mr. John Lane from the beautiful book ...
... editions of Shelley and Keats. One book by him I did not think that he should have been responsible for, The Letters of John Keats to Fanny Brawne, revealing a phase of Keats in sickness which the world could very well have done without, for it was not ...
... Keats had his vision of Endymion on Box Hill, and was so dazzled that as he went home. Then you stumbled down the hill, John Keats. Perhaps you fell once or twice (like the other Jack who had Jill with him) he warns you at the outset that to read the ...
... February 21, 1921. The event of the coming week is the centenary of John Keats. The energy of Dr. Williamson has produced a beautiful volume as a memorial of the event-- The John Keats Memorial Volume, it is called-- the profits of which are to go to the ...
... praise of some of America's bad versifiers, is the monumental biography of John Keats which is now before me. The title-page is surely the briefest so long a book ever enjoyed John Keats by Amy Lowell With Illus trations Yol. I. Yol. II. I Jonathan Cape Eleven ...
... published Can Grande's Castle, 1918. Pictures of the Floatino World, 1919. Legends, 1921. Fir-Flower Tablets, 1921. A Life of John Keats, 1924. To this list may be added several introductions to other writers' work. A fter reading one or two of Miss Lowell's ...
... eyes are bright with it.'' Once there was a homely, middle-aged spinster and her eyes were bright with the purpose that John Keats had observed years ago, and which in her case was a desire to help people to be happy interferin' some of the ungrateful ...