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... 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 ...
... Programme News. Stork Market Report. 6.30 Europe sh ir e 1945. 7.30 Bach. 8.0 Summer. 9.30 Hugh %%trod. 10.23 Progress a Poet: John Keats. 11.0 NPW.. 11.15 Market Trends. 11.20 Closedown. FOUR ...
... one's intellect is to make up one's mind about nothing—to let the Imind be a thoroughfare for all Not a select party. —John Keats. * * * The Tkisp They Do In Grimsby a bus passenger offered the conductor 12 empty beer r f bottlea for his are _ _ In Selangor ...
... singer from Drury Lane; of the extraordinary Indian Nabob and his riches from the East; the strange chapel which inspired John Keats to write some of his finest verse. A love story of one of England's most beautiful country estates.. ...
... Mastermind. Warrington medical social worker Janet Savage bids for a semi-final place. Her subject: The life and works of John Keats. 9.00 News, Weather. 9.25 International Show Jumping: The Horse of the Year Show. David Broome's performance in the Philips ...
... ourselves by our ideals; others by their 'acts Harold Nicholson * * * Two Minds-1 It sounds incredible but when the poet. John Keats. penned the first line of his most famous poem Endymion. he wrote: A thing of beauty is a constant joy. Mr. Henry Stephens ...
... died from a ruptured appendix on this day in 1926. Even he couldn't escape from death! And on October 31, 1795, the poet John Keats was born. Hallowe'en Competition The above information is extracted from a book entitled Crazy Days, by Gyles Brandreth ...
... losing none of their gloss. 11.50 News, Weather. 12. 0 Ronald Pickup reads Woman, When I Behold Thee Flippant, Vain, by John Keats. ...
... ~ M ~~~ .~~,~: I,l'here Beauty cannot keep her lustrous eyes. —John Keats. Time : Recently. Place : Livmpool dumping into a tormer neighbour whom I hadn't seen for years we avuily exchanged news about the oid days. I particularly asked about the lady's ...
... Milkshake. by Howard Brenton. 11.24 Late News Oa 2; Weather. 11.26 Closedown. Martin Jarvis reads Ode to a Grecian Urn by John Keats. ...
... Tubbs. NEWS EXTRA, Weather. IN VISION: A weekly look at the television world. CLOSEDOWN: Sian Phillips reads To Autumn by John Keats. CLOSE. Bate, Patricia Lawrence. Joan and Harry find themselves growing closer every day; but their daughter Judith seems ...
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