... SONNET TO JOHN KEATS Pale minstrel of proud line! How still thy song Beneath the burden of less happy time, Thy trembling lute has silent been too long. Dost thou not hear the wakeful bell's far chimes? Thou hast been better dead these woeful years But ...

... The Letters of John Keats 1100 Pretorius Street-, Preform , December 7 . istf . SlU , —I am engaged in tho preparation of a new edition of tho letters of John Keats , based on my father ' s library editions of 1883 and 1889 , tho twe volumes of Letters ...

... LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS. Tub Sew York World is at present printing aeries of letters sent in by John Keat- ...

... I.~IGHT ON JOHN KEATS FRESH :\ E\\-Life of Keats ! After Sidnev Coh·in 's A :\ E\\-Life of Keats ! After ir Sidnev Coh·in 's masterly volume in 1917 ~ ·hat can there 'be new to sav? In the faint hope of some hidden flower in that rich garden we plunge ...

... MEMORIAL OF JOHN KEATS. A memorial tablet of John K>ats, which had been affixed by the Society of Arts on the front of the house in John-street, Hampstead, now known as Lawn Bank, in which Keats lived from 1818 to 1820, was un- veiled on Saturday afternoon ...

... LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS MODERN BIOGRAPHY, Edited by Lord David Cecil THE BEADLE by Pauline Smith PRESTER JOHN by John Buchan NEW PATHS ON HELICON, Edited by Sir Henry Newbolt ROUGHING IT IN THE BUSH by Susanna Moodie MODERN ESSAYS & SKETCHES, Edited by ...

... THE LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS Edited by Maurice Buxton Forman Third edition 2ls. net i i i n, and threce new letters few letters have been revised and amended after collation with holographs not previously seen, ve been added. ...

... IN MEMORY OF JOHN KEATS • s . 11P • . • . • • • • .• • r • • - - • ...

... THE FPOEMS OF JOHN KEATS Now first arranged in chrouological order and edited by SIR SYDNEY COLVIN. Printed in the FLORENCE PRESS TYPE. Small paper edition, printed upon pure rag pap-r, small 450 (8 x 6 in.), in boards, 2 vols., 15s net; buckram, 21s ...

... MEMORIAL OF JOHN KEATS. TO EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS Si*, HaviDg just read your notice, Memo* rial of John Keats,” I hasten to correct either two misprints or two wrong dates. It is known by all students of tho poet that was born on either 29th or 81st ...

... JOHN KEATS. (8.) John Keats, son of a livery stable keeper, bom lioorfields, London, October 29, 1790, Educated at Enfield, and at fifteen years of age apprenticed surgeon. Early addicted to literary pursuits, his first volume of juvenile poems was published ...

... MB. JOHN KEATS. The followioc humorous sketch of Mr. John Kents, of Stafford, appears in Franc Par. tear *’ under the heading of Oalenea Profeasionnelle ** We are goinf to-day to present our readers man who by bis invent its genius will remain celebrity ...