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... If one English poet might be recalled to-day to continue the work that be left unfinished on earth, I might hope that of John Keats. The work of Keats was of the high. est excellence, although, to the master of it, it brought disappointment. He always ...
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... read • paper on The Volcanoes of Nineveh. BROGAR.—On Tuesday, before T. S. Cocks. Esq., a tramp. who gave the name of John Keating and said he came from Liverpool, was brought up at the local Police-court charged with having been found begging in High ...
... the strangle L. Seating wow sir ; but my lint husband's name was and that's the name I to go by foe the rat o' my Wit! John Keating ain't nothing to ms now, as got quit ihim.' You left him in Amities? questioned the tisteaer. did, sir ; and bash to ...
... the British people. Altogether the ceremony will seem very much like • sharp reproof to the negligence and ingratitude of John Keats's countrymen and professed admirers. Tint profound Impression made in Franco by recant events is shown in a curious way ...