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... den Thomson will be and the set of three stamps co?i?uctlng the Ulster issued in 1971 in honour of QOrchestra in an all- John Keats, Thomas Gray Beethoven programme and Sir Walter Scott. which will include the And _Sir Winston Coriolan Overture and Churchill ...
... go to work on an egg. Even the writers of the past had little to say for porridge, apart from Burns. “What porridge had John Keats?’ asked Browning. The nursery rhyme is, to say the least, restrained in its enthusiasm: ‘Pease-porridge hot, pease-porridge ...
... and Art (Envov Publishing Co.. Dublin. 2 - net). British Book News Slip plements: ** E. M. Forster,” by Rex Warner, and ” John Keats, by Edmund Blunder (British Council. 1 each net). “Background to New Hungary/’ Neil Stewart (tore Publications. 1/- net) ...
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... Greatest And what of John Keats, arguably the greatest of all the poets? He was buried in the Protestant cemetery in Rome and his chosen eg:’:aph was etched on the gravestone above him: “Here lies one whose name was writ in water”. It is the sheer ho ...
... William Collins, Robert Burns, James Hogg, William Wordsworth, Sir Walter Scott, Thomas Campbell, Professor John Wilson, John Keats, J. G. Whittier, Professor John Stuart Blackie, Dr. Norman MacLeod, W. Aytotm, Dora Green well, Dr. Georg© MacDonald, and ...
... turquoise, a nice } - two colours that were with us during the summer. Both 3y or black office suit. re there, so think John Keats and season of mists and mel-18ts8, beiges, stones, browns, camels and oranges are all with 1e footwear in colours other ...
... mind a map. Those of us who lack the gift of tongues need not despair: we can still be translated to wider expanses, like John Keats, who. knowing no Greek, got a glimpse of Homer’s glory in the pages of Chapman- Chapman seems sStaid enough to-day, and ...
... keep an eye on the prawn boats as they come in with their gourmet catches. At Donaghadee you are walking where the poet John Keats landed in the harbour in 1818. He's said to have walked to Belfast and back. Another poet, William Wordsworth went home ...
... sav«:—“He was Hot personality; work cornea to o& a& thiaa than h.& peraonal ty. When read his 'erse. think the verse, not John Keats. When we read the verse Byron, Shelley, Wordsworth. we are conscious in different, degrees the woik being a personal utterance ...
... Lllenborough, Maria Gisborne, William Godwin and Mary Jan-j Godwin, Elizaocth Hitcbener, Thomas Jefferson Hogg, Leigh Hunt, John Keats. Sir James Henry Lawrence, Thomas Moore, John Murray, the Duke of Norfolk, I'liomas Love Peacock, Archibald Hamilton Mary ...
... Nursery . Rhymes and Riddles: Talk by Ormcrod Greenwood. 8-5, Keys ofMusic, Stephen Potter; 8-36, Reading. The Eve St. Agnes (John Keats I. Bach’s Christmas Oratorio; Nancy Evans (contralto I, Peter Pears (tenor), Arnold Matters (bass), Hugh McLean (organ) ...