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... I JOHN KEATS AND HIS POETRY. (Fronilb Dahe.gli Ussiers ftp Mlapoeie.,) t Boccacio furnished Keats with lthe material of his ooen,-Isubella, or the Pot of Basil, being only an h rendering' of one of his immortal prosel tales. It begins thus pleasantly ...
... of Dreamland into cold, harsh Day, WVork and keep warm ; there is no other way. THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. The Poetical Works of John Keats. Edited by William T. Arnold. (C. iedan Paul and Co.) The differences between this and the ordinary Cal: ...
... LITER A TURE. THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF JOHN K{EATS, .3 LORD HOUGHiTON. A New Edition. In One Volume. London: Moxon and Co. Lord Houghton has done good service to the cause of English literature in writing the life ef Jobn .Keats, whose poems are among ...
... 0 l retp. ON RECEIVING A CROWN OF IVY FROM JOHN KEATS. BY LZIGH HUNT. A crown of ivy ! I submit my head To the young hand that gives it-young, 'tie true, But with a right, for 'tis a poet's too. Bow. pleasant the leaves feel! and how they spread With ...
... captious, could bring the exceedingly apropos publication of Mr. Buxton Furman's long promised edition of 1 he Letters of John Keats, which has been issued on the occasion of the hundredth anniversary of his birth. For quite apart from the poignant interest ...
... NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS. John Keats. A Study. By F. M. Owen. (C. Kegan Paul and Co.) Keats is the ideal of a poet living solely for the sake of poetry. His short life was devoted to it with an ardour and a passion of which we know no parallel. And ...
... as mousy!- Liverpool. ( POSTHUMOUS rOETIfR. In one of our leading miscellanies there are some stanzas bearing the name of John Keats, and given as hitherto unpub. lisbed. If the well-kuorwn and unfortunate Keats be the author, h~is ghost ought to haunt ...
... Evil thoughts that would enslave thee. God is in thee! Mortal, fear not: Trust in Hinm, and He will save thee] SONNET OF JOHN KEATS, WRITTEN ON LEIGH HUNT'S STORY OF RIMINI. We are indebted for the following beautiful sonnet to a friend who possesses ...
... TWO SONNETS ON THE GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET, [FROM POEMS BY JOHN KEATS.] The poetry of earth is never dead; When all the birds are faint with the hot sun, And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run From hedge to hedge about the new-mown mead; That is ...
... born between the years I774 and t792-the period of Southey, Campbell, Moore, Byron, and Shelley. The other stretches From John Keats to Lord Lytton, and produced such poets as Hartley Coleridge, Thomas Hood, William Barnes, Charles Wells, James Clarence ...
... Supplement, costing half-a-gtinea, has been added. It is edited by Mr. H; Button Forman, and is entitled, Poetry and Prose by John Keats. The volume forms a took ot fresh verses and new readings, and contains Essays and Letters lately found as well as passages ...
... - ON RECEIVING A CROWN OF IVY FROM JOHN KEATS. BY B1IGH HUNT. A crown of ivy ! I submit my head To the young hand that gives it-young, 'tis true, But with a right, for 'tis a poet's too. How pleasant the leaves feel ! and how they spread With their broad ...