... Is there such a thing as love at first sight? s we all know, the world go But love at first Napolean did it; John Keats . .7 Is it possible it just one glance also did it; Peter Sellers is always doing it, and Liz this person lis Taylor doesn’t have a ...

... According to St. Matthew (Heinrich Schutz). 9-50. Talk. The President’s Dilemma, by Prof. Commager. 10-15, The Fall Hyperion (John Keats); 10-55, Close Down. Note—The Athlone (Dublin; Station closed to-day. Good Friday. ...

... wild resolve Ttiht dare would all for thee; * Faithless, and fickle as the wind_ Oh! he cannot love like me! J. $ONNETS.-BY JOHN KEATS Kr.E fitful gusts are whispering here and there Among the bushes, half leafless and dry; The stars look very cold about ...

... silk cannot be weighed separately from them. To remedy this defect and to relieve the manufacturer of this heavy tax, Mr. John Keats, whose name is well known in connection with bootmaking machinery, has invented a spool which, from its lightness, is named ...

... starring Judy Parfitt and Ann Davies. 11-10 News Extra and Weather. 11-29 Closedown: Leslie Sands reads ‘When 1| Have Fears' by John Keats. - SRR ; l poce ! £ ‘\‘&W{; 3 3¢ ; S : ! '..‘_vs_ g}t Npy : = Bwl D 4 BIRG Se e % , > 9 AR & ‘i “# ,‘w % $ : r ) e e b ...

... printed in clear type on good paper, and artistically bound in green cloth. There has just been added The Poetical Works John Keats,” edited by W. T. Arnold, whose introduction fills fifty pages, and the poems fill 350 pages. The price is 3r. 6d. may add ...

... actioned here. A manuscript hy Thackeray . concerning Jonathan Swift, fetched 6,750 dollars (shoot £1,150), and single letter John Keats 6,600 dollars (about £l,loo).—Renter. ** OOROBOUB IRISH URBR. U.S. Film •• Star,” Ro« bi Loadoa, May TMt UMur. Miss Pauline ...

... paper by Mrr. Henry Manna, entitled Shellev's Adonais. The essayist dwelt more particularly with the life and works of John Keats, the subject of Shelley's poem, showing that, although he died at a very early age, he was enabled to leave many lasting ...

... —The 8.8. C. Orchestra (Section D). with the 8.8. C. Chorus (Section B). and Marex Liven (bass). 10-45—The English Poets; John Keats ID- Selected by Walter la Mare, and read by Ronald Watkins. 11-o—Harry Roy and his Rand, with Bill Currie. Abe Romaine. ...

... among the treasures English literature.” There is good introduction. TsToxt have the complete Aldine edition “The Poems of John Keats,” chronologically arrangtxl and edited, with a memoir bv Ix)rd Houghton. It includes the two new sonnets which were published ...

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... conditions, the handicapped and older guests.” with shipping lines. Had all gone as aniticipated, Donaghadee, where the m John Keats once ded, would have been inundated with travellars from Scotland. Alas, Port- B or an trade went to Lame - Stranraer. However ...