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... dk. JOHN KEATS. (Contributed.) In John Keats blend together the two most important elements of Harmony—Time and Tune. The same can be said of very few English poets without hesitation, Shakespeare, Spenser, Milton, Waller, and Tennyson, being a few of ...
... In owe elegant Volume. Price R. 10. THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. Witb a Memoir by Maar! Masektan Miloas. Itlastrated by 120 Derigna original owl from the Antique, drawn by G. Srkarf, Jusior. THACHIM t Co. St. Anclrers's Library. ...
... which appeared rn Magazine in Dui°, which is, on the whole, appreciative sod good, but which col:dales several inaccuracies. John Keats was not the third, bqtthe eldest child, as we believe, in spite of Mr. end Lord Houghton. The chore of his perent's property ...
... de Ps ulundas Vol, 6 —SKETCHiS CRITICAL AND DIVORAPHIC. Percy B)•he Shelley. Its Itelatioos to Literature. MI - Poetry. John Keats. and Hootorida. Vol. —• I UDII. •ON SECRET RECORDS, AL AS HIS TORIC, WI TR PAPERS. EXTRAORDINARY BEVELATIuIiS! recessed ...
... Mode. Street. & WOODUALL. Note ready, No. VU. or CRESSON & WOODH&ILL'B Bombay Monthly Magazine. gorier. POO% Thomson. ; 11. John Keats. By the Author of Weeds of Pony. The of °spade Jenkins, N. L .ported by Joss. of Resissent. of Time for the Worship ...
... to warble The enchanting title, the tale Of pleasing woe— all proclaim the loyal w••rshipper at the feet of the Muse in John Keats. In the few s- nnets that follow we have hints as to the sort of poet he was. That he was a poet by nature ean hardly be ...
... LITERATURE. POEM. ; BY JOHN KEATS, Nies 6s. Lomit a OLUER, WELBECK-STREET, 1817. Here is a little volume filled throughout with very graceful and genuine poetry. 'rhe aulheg is a very young man, and one, as we augur from the present work, that is likely ...
... The roice of India. of the never trite simile of John Keats :— Imagination is like Adam's dream, he woke and found it truth. And, thus what we had so long dreamed, while we slept the sleep of inaction, has become reality, while we have awoke to action ...
... Reminiscences ; 7. Robert Southey ; 8. Dean Swift, Stella and Vanessa ; 9. Reminiscences of Coleridge and Southey ; 10. John Keats ; 11. Urote'a History of Greece. Rs. 3. Opinions and Policy of Viscount Palmerston. as Minister, Diplomatist and Statesman ...
... Iteminisee: ass ; 7. Robert Southey ; 8. Dean Swift, Stella and Vanessa; 9. Reminiscences of Coleridge and Southey ; 10. John Keats ; 11. Grote's History of Greece. Rs. 3. ...
... e soma of the dee. d), representatives of the monicip •ad a large number of sad residents and visitors. grave • • •t of John Keats, the friend Josepu rinformity with the wish life. Thai very • neer, Mr. Grant Duff, pain =ynake °met to the Peru Temple ...
... Photographs of Real Life at the Backwaters of Travancore. Patts I. 11. IV. Sonnets on the Poets : I. James Thomson ; 11. John Keats. By the Author of Weeds of Poesy. V. The confessions of Captain Jenkins. N. 1., reported by Ensign Jones of his Regiment ...