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... Lincoln holds up W 11. so does Georg* Wasldatten. But sue of the most Interesting autographs would be a good letter from John Keats. He died at 25. so be wrote very few letters. Universities md Mein' societies are always Interested in Keats. Se be is ...
... 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 ...
... 40—IMITATING THE BRAIN (feature). 7 10—Missa. 0 Quam Suavis: Midland Chorus. 7 55 Soviet View (report). 8 25—Art of Poetry (4): John Keats. 8 55—French Songs: Suzanne Danco (soprano). 9 25—Science and Our View of Life (talk). 9 55 Imaginary Conversations: Incognito ...
... FROM ALL QUARTERS. TO-DAY’S ANNIVERSARIES.—Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded, 1618. John Keats born, 1795. Qeorge Morland (painter) died, 1804. John Leech (the caricaturist) died. 1804, Luke Hansard (who printed the Journals of the House of Commons from 1774 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Letters from a Hindoo Gentleman Travelling No. II (No. 2.) 3. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. 4. An OrHnal Sonnet, by the late John Keats, (the last he wrote.) *** Through the Mc dium of the Anstatic Process a Fac-simile o; this Sonnet in the Poet's Hand-writing ...
... THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—Recital: Jo Vincent (soprano). I 'Nicholas Orloft (piano). 6 45-- Eve of St. Agnes (John Keats). Read by Marius Goring. 7 20—Fernando German: (organ): Reger and Liszt. B 0— Archzeologist : Talk No. 111, The First Men (by DOrothy ...
... 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.. ...
... 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 ...