... Christopher Marlowe. the friend of Shakespeare, was killed in a tavern brawl at the early age of twenty-nine, in 1593. John Keats, the brilliant young man who stands out as tho poet of beauty, died - at the early age of twenty-six. At twenty - -one, ...

... October is the birth month of celebrated writers and poets—Cervantes, the author of Don Quixote,” John Evelyn, the diarist, John Keats, Richard Sheridan and Virgil. must also include Edmund Dulac, the clever French artist, who drew wonderful ■ illustrations ...

... 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 ...

... Avignon, Elirabeth Barrett Browning, Arthur Hugh Clough, and Walter Savage Landor in Florence, while in Rome are the graves of John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shellev, William and Mary Howitt, Robert Michael Ballantyne, and John Addington Symonds. Robert Louis Stevenson ...

... —SamueI Pepys born, 1633. George Frederick Handel born, 1685. Sir Joshua Reynolds died, 1792. Martinique captured, 1809. John Keats died, 1821. Viscount Cave born, 1856. Order of the Star of India instituted, 1861. Charles Shirley Brooks (editor of Punch ...

... BROADCAST RELAY FOR ALL AMERICA Mr. John Drinkwater, the poet and dramatist, on the afternoon of bundav, February 24, will read John Keats' Ode to a Nightingale in the house when it wilt written 116 years ago—Keats' Grove. Hampstead. The reading of this and ...

... Life and his many moods: selected ami with prologue by Humbert Wolfe, spoken Dennis Arundell and Robert Speaight, from John Keats, Franca Edgar Allan Pes, Sir Philip Sydney, Henry Vaughan, Sidney Lanier, Robert Graces, Alios Meyaell, I. W. E. Myers, ...

... pigeon tumbling in light sununer air: _ _ A laughing schoolboy without fret or care. Riding the spring• branches of an elm. —John Keats I consider it really bad manners. You have not exen had the decency to write a letter to say you were sorry. said Mr. ...

... the ship “a perfidious bark, built in th’ eclipse, and was immortalised by Shelley's memorial rigg'd with curses dark.” John Keats immortalised himself and was immortalised by Shelley’s poem, “Adonais.” It is one of the coincidences of literature that ...

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... 10-30. —Announcements. 10-45 to 10-35. Announcements. 11-0.j—Triumph over Time: an Illustration a Theme, from the works of John Keats, W. B. Keats, Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, Percy Fhelley, Jolm M&sefield. A. E. Housrran, Edmund Waller, Peele and John Milton ...