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... miscellany, Keats, Sheller and Rome.' cot:nailed by a former Stafford schoolmaster, Neville Roger,. The other, A Life of John Keats. by Dorothy Hewlett is a revised and enlarged edition of her book Adonis, The new edition of the letters contains many ...
... where the eternal. axe. 11. W. The Letters of John Keats. itasirice Burton Forman, Vublnked by the Oxford Press; Moats* and Rome, Neville Ravers. =Wished by Christopher Johnson; A Life of John Keats. Dorothy Hewlett. published by Hurst and Blacken ...
... am flynydd-oedd ond ni dderfydd amdano A daw’r adeg i’w alw o’r dyfn-deroedd cudd “A’i gyfodi wrth lais aderyn” Dychmygai John Keats wrth wrando’r eos ar gyffiniau LIundain fod un gan un aderyn -yn disgyn ar glust Ruth pan oedd yn lloffa ar feysydd Bethlem ...
... lion of , Mr. and Sin. ♦rlow Phillips, 36, Tymeinwr Avenue, Blaengarw, and Kathleen. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Keating.. 57. Robroysiton ♦venue. tliller-ton, lilu.guw , Scotland. 218 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Rose.—Congratulations to Barbara and ...
... KEATS AND FANNY BRAWNE The Poet with his Head in the Clouds the Girl with her Feet Firmly Planted on the Ground John Keats remains an utterly baffling figure among our major poets-- as baffling, indeed, as Shakespeare, but in a very different way. Shakespeare ...
... 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 ...
... , l)k7'.Weep. For''' . Adona4-!.. .1.. JT may be fruitless, but it is may -forgivable, when we mourn the early death of John Keats to mourn also for the poetry he might have written (writes our literary correspondent M.W.). The brief review I wrote in ...
... the names cover pretty well evervining in art and politics. muske and jiterature. from the Ear! of Lonsdale to aatence. John Keats and Persian poets to Count Grandi and Baldwin ingly pleasant all the more. Wise men “The eof ae 1 Joseph, 128 ) Pleasant ...
... meaning prevent fall. 3 —James Francis Edward Stuart, son of James and Mary of Modena (i6BB-r766). 4 The Italians. s—John5 —John Keats (1795- 1821). 6—Pedro. ...
... construction, Roman remains were found, including a coin of Antoninus Pius, and a vault. 14 ft. deep, containing two skeletons. John Keats was baptised at St. Botolph s in ...
... 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: ...
... Maple, sycamore, ebony, pine. 4. Ravens. 5. Royal Sovereign. She was handed over in the Forth. 6. Pedro. 7. The Italians. 8. John Keats (1795-1821). 9. Fifteen days without rain and we are having a drought. 10. A binnacle is the box where the ship's compass ...