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... Chinese martial arts; 3.51 Carta.' 4.65 The Sigh Chaparral: Mark of the Turtle (repeat). 4.55 Blue Peter Spada' Aidgameat: John Keats lived here. Val Single- ton at Wentworth Place. Ronald Pickup as the voice of Keats. 5.25 The Secret Garden. Part 3 (Re- ...
... for ever in a sweet unrest; Still, still to hear her tender.t.iken -- breath, And to lire ever,—or else swoon to death. —John Keats. For some time past repentance for the loss of the best years of life hae begun to torment me. and this since I commenced ...
... (he fancies himself as a comedian), though his opinions would be funny it they weren't so awful. Guardian-reading Cliff (John Keats) gives the other side in a debate which is spelt out rather too lengthily. Peter can do the Guardian crossword, so there ...
... Bates—lCabbarli to all her coloured grandchildren died peacefully in hospital at Adelaide. TRY THIS ONE ANSWER. Lycidas (John Keats); Adonais (Shelley): In Memoriam (Tennyson). Ultra Modern Amochanso Conmois MODEL Sectlebot •1 101- offer/ MORRIS, ...
... known as Lawn Bank, John-sirest, Hampstead, in which the poet, John Keats, lived. The inscription on the tablet, which has been erceted by the Society of Arts, is as follows :—‘‘ John Keats, post, lived in this house. B. 1795. D. 1821.” It bad been intended ...
... THOUGHT FOR TODAY WHAT porridge had John Keats?' asked Robert Browning, wondering what gave the poet power to write such poems as the Ode to a Nightingale. There's really no answer to the question, except to acknowledge the mystery of genius which ...
... stuff suited to Auntie Ethel and her cherry strewn hat. But it is strong, revealing and thoughtprovoking stuff with actor John Keats a carbon copy of John. Most of the other acting was ropey. This celebration of his music and glimpse into his pressured ...
... for pianoforte. A. H. Brewer, 2s. net; Hymns, Tunc£ Carol composed George C. Martin; Ude to aNi-hting'alo ?' poem by John Keats, mus.c by Ernest Walker T ' Folk-sonir* England. collected and waiaer, i».. Fo k-songs from Somcr- Sn^Sd'iS?i-fflE-^SM ...
... Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam; 10 Thomas Gray: Elegy Written In A Country Churchyard; 11 Thomas Hardy: The Darkling Thrush; 12 John Keats: To Autumn; 13 John Masefield: Cargoes; 14 Wilfred Owen: Anthem for Doomed Youth: 15 William Shakespeare: Shall I Compare ...
... of passion and of mirth, Ye have left your souls on earth! Ye hare souls in heaven, too. Doubled-lived, in regions new! —John Keats, 1796-1821. I deny not, but that it isof the greatest merriment in the church and commonwealth. to have a vigilant eye ...
... : 1. Love and Mesmerism: serne Pas,sges from the Life of the ' Countess of Rosenthal-2. Life and Literary litinlins of John Keats-3. Ceylon and the Cingalee. Wi, ' ,tr4tion-4. The Fairfax Correspoudence-5. The , ook —G. Lays of Many , Lands. No. VI.-7 ...
... you will. * * * To-day's Quotation Happy is Eng God. swett her artless daughters; enough their Simple 'MIIOI4II for Wie• —John Keats. i.x.achis -;)\„. 4 ., • • ...