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... Tennyson, Charles Blyton. John Sebastian Stevenson. Somerset Wordsworth, William Williams, Enid Dickens, Alfred Lord Bach, John Keats BIRTHDAYS Many happy returns to George Su tell lie, who la eight to-morrow, and to Nan Sutcllfle, who has her 10th birthday ...
... JI'LIET ASS WILSON , 46, Colne-road, Burnley. Solution: Charles Die ens. author: Enid Blyton, writer children's book*; John Keats, poet; John tian • Bach, composer; Alfred Lord. Tennyson. poet; Robert Louis Stevenson. author; Somerset Ma ham, author: ...
... to living is more important than life itself But the greatest have not been in agreement with them was it not the poet John Keats who declared: “I am convinced more and more every day that fine writing is next to fine doing the top thing of the world” ...
... THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—Keyboard Music in Late Eighteenth Century. 6 35—Studying the Election (talk). 6 55—John Keats: The Eve of St. Agnes (reading). 7 30— LISZT : Kyla Greenbaum (piano), London Symphony Orel:, Part I. 8 15—Florence Nightingale in Her ...
... QUIZ 1. Who wrote The Lay of the Last Minstrel? Was it (a) Byron., (b) Sir Walter Scott, (c) John Keats? 2. A madrigal is a song (a) to be sung by several voices, usually entering in turn. (b) 4 a song which originated in Madrid, (c) with a descant ...
... (twins) Foster Valerie Brenda Lip-trot Russell Fairhurst William E Cheater Leslie Read Alan Webster Isobel Hutton MONDAY : John Keating Mary Seymour Margaret Courtney Jean Hamilton Kerr Maureen Bell TUESDAY : Anthony Harvey Peter Michael Riley Michael Corri- ...
... -day's Quotation To one who has been long in city pent, 'Tts very sweet to look into the fair And open face of heaven. —John Keats. * * * That's The Point (Po4at• spies* it nos .slats, soca b *cropped There is much in the store. Ramis galore, Soap by ...
... December the BB'X Television Service presents next Monday another dance - drama designed especially for viewers and based John Keats’ poem The of St Agnes” Among the cast of twenty dancers be Ube beautiful ballerina Svetlana Beriosova who has just returned ...
... Harpsichord. TELEVISION—SUTTON COLDFIELD 8 o—Newsreel. 8 15— The Eve of St. Agnee (a dance-drama based on the poem by John Keats. 9 o—William Tracey and Joe Sawyer ;n Fall In (film). 9 45—Phyllis Rob:l'ls In STARLIGHT SERENADE. 10 0-10 15—News ...
... living creature have been the world’s touchstone in flight and music both as to the state of the world In a landscape that John Keats desired to make sinister for the entry of La Belle Dame sans Merci he could think of nothing so impressive with which to ...
... of beauty to such acuteness amid our ephemeral discords that a garden-lover might without affectation echo the words of John Keats written while the poet listened to a bird’s song : My heart aches and a drowsy numbness pains my sense Keats’ Ode to a ...
... labour it was stated Question Box Answers 1 Thomas Grey (1716-71) in his Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat 2 1812-27 3 John Keats (1795-1821) (b) Beniamin Disraeli (1804-81) 4 Asiatic Russia flows into the Arctic 5 Jacob Epstein 6 Felix Mendelssohn at ...