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... MAGAZLNEr.—The February Number will contain Sonnet, by the lat John Keats the last hevwdhte. anfl presented by him to hi attached friend Jos E*q. Thiough the mediur the Anastatic sotinet will appear a facsimil •Df the poet's handwriting. Published by ...
... John Keats: His Life and Poetry, His Friends, Critics, and After-fame. By Sir SIDNEY COLVIN. With Portnit* and other Illustrations. Bvo. 18a net. The Daily Graphic.*'— ** Sidney has achieved high aaccem. Hie enviable eeauaaad «f •eey, graceful writing ...
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... John Keats: waiirawa Frieeie, Critics. Aftsr fa—a By Sir SIDNEY COLVIN. With Portnita and other lilustrtiions. Bvo. 18c net. •* the Spectator. Sir Sidney Cotrin kcs tamed his releeee troca oAcinl duUs admffhie purpose thi» rolruae. ...
... MACMILLAN’S LIST. RECOLLECTIONS. By VISCOUNT HOBLEY. 0.1. In 2 vola. Bvo. 25s net John Keats: His Life and Poetry, His Friends, Critics, and After-fame. By Sir SIDN'EY COLVIN. With Portrait, and other Illustrations. Bvo. IBa not THE DAILY NEWS.— Sir ...
... SONNET, THE LATE JOHN KEATS. (From the Union Magazine.) Star! would were steadfast as thou art. I o> lone splendor hung alo't the night, And witc'dmr with eternal Mds apart. Like Nature's patient sleeples. Eren| Le, moving waters at . rie-st-l task: Of ...
... Acme , Glotaser TRY THIS ONE ANSWER: (a) Charles Dickens: (b) George Washington: (c) John Keats. ...
... dtAen. i1i1t4. TRY THIS ONE ANSWER —(al Thomas Carew: (b) John Keats (e) A. E. Housman. ...
... * * * To-day's Quotation There is 'lot a fiercer hell thai failure in a great object. —John Keats ...
... TNT TWO ONE .11ANSWER.—(a) Charles Dickens; George Washington; (e) John Keats. ...
... Christopher Marlowe. the friend of Shakespeare, was killed in a tavern brawl at the early age of twenty-nine, in 1593. John Keats, the brilliant young man who stands out as tho poet of beauty, died - at the early age of twenty-six. At twenty - -one, ...
... 3. The Dram of GertroOP I 4. An Ori 5. A Hero Worship, r c'onnet, by the late John Keats, (the last he *** Through the M- dium of the Anstatic Process ...