*John Keats. By Sidney Colvin. London: Macmillan and Co.. LW. It. net
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John Keats: His Life and Poetry, His Friends, Critics, and After-fame. By Sir SIDNEY COLVIN. With Portnit* and ..
... 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. ..
... 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. ...
MACMILLAN’S LIST. RECOLLECTIONS. By VISCOUNT HOBLEY. 0.1. In 2 vola. Bvo. 25s net John Keats: His Life and ..
... MACMILLAN’S LIST. RECOLLECTIONS. By VISCOUNT HOBLEY. 0.1. In 2 vola. Bvo. 25s net John Keats: His Life and Poetry, His Friends, Critics, and After-fame. By Sir SIDN'EY COLVIN. With Portrait, and other Illustrations. Bvo. IBa not THE DAILY NEWS.— Sir ...
SECOXt) EDIT!OX
... EDITI Lite sad Pastry. His John Keats: i! Ry Sir SIDNEY COLVIN Wrth Por traite andother 8vo. net, The Daily The is ane af the beet and soundest things ever on bat tere. Keats acd a lasting to ...
X5O FOR A LETTER
... encouragement agriculture America brought more. A scrap of paper containing two and a half lines poetry the baedwriaeg of John Keats went for IV, while £24 10a. was paid for a letter Frederick the Great A fetter Clarks lamb fetched £ll, and one frees to ...
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS
... far-reaching a businAs as forcible intervention with the government or misgovernment of Mexico.— The Morning Post. WHO KILLED JOHN KEATS? One vivid impression left on th e mind by the revival of the savage attacks by which Keats was assailed in the Quarterly ...
WAS SHELLEY AN ATHEIST? PRESTON LECTURER AND A FALSE CONCEPTION
... association by a reference to that beautiful dirge, kdonais, which Shelley composed in order to celebrate the death of John Keats. Adonais was a poem which ranked side by side with Milton's LyeiA-m as one of the noblest elegies in the language. ...
CHILDREN'S CORNER
... wooden As in England! 8o he stood in his shoes And he wondered, And he wondered, He stood in his shoes And he wondered. John Keats ...
18$ FOB TWO LINOS OF MOTIF
... agriculture in America. which brought Ai more. A scrap of paper containing two and a half lines of poetry in the handwriting of John Keats went for 18s. while £24 lOs was paid for a letter of Frederick the Great with autograph verse., commencing: My trembling ...
cIZ ), B*, / CAB'fLETON
... iV.ley Guild meeting in the guildroom. Manchester Reed, Ceetleton. on Monday evening, when an excellent paper on the poet John Keats was given by Sir. George Nedderman. 8.A., of Rochdale Dierwision followed the leper. and the emayist was linartil7 thanked ...
ALLEGED FLOGGING
... ALLEGED FLOGGING. Medical Superintend* Action for ' —rTh« dir ' 1 ' UCI Dr. William John Keats.. » ar tendent at the ill the King's Bench K Justin Bray, to-day, sought from Mrs. Charlotte A*- : 'I (known as the Couxvtess - ,i |! W. H. 0. Brawey-Wnght ...