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... _f Successors to _-Sir Crcech , ) 55 .. North Bridge _Street , New Buildings _, isr , ENDYMION _, , A POETIC ROMANCE ; By JOHN KEATS . _Svo , _price 9 s .. . in boards . 3 d , LEOTURES . on . the ENGLISH POETSr _delivered at the _Surry Institution , by ...
... FAIRBAIRN and ANDERSON, 55. North . Bridge Street, Edinburgh. LAMIA, ISABELLA, the EVE of ST AGNES, and other Poems. By JOHN KEATS, author of Endymion. Foolscap 8vo. 7s. 6d. SACRED LEISURE ; or, POEMS on RELIGIOUS SUB . JECTS. By the Rev. FRANCIS ...
... • _Mythology ;—J . ' _'Coin-Ins _' , • _Wss Mttforii _;^ _. Thitr _. nio _,, of Tlie _London _Magazine _;—The _laic John Keats _,- . —Tlie Author of t > • Tlie . _Subaltern ;—Miss _Lmorcnce , of London _in _. tlie 'Olden Time ; —The _Autiinrof ...
... and tliiii _on llic wny in _(• xciuiion _tl ; e _convict _saw in _llic crowd nnotlier _Kng ) it > 1 im _: iti _nauied John _Keats who _tiad been _cxtn'niety _aclire in cidlcciing _clidcnce _agaiiitt liini , Tde _cfinvict cxi'rc _^ etl n . di _' _Aire ...
... _preceded him , inasmuch as ho wroto witli a _definite _purpose . _Henry Kirk _Whyte _rhymed _religiously _and well ; _John Keats , a gcnim of a far higher _stamp tlian cither , brooded _chiefly _over tlio _beautiful _mythology ° _t _( irccce , ** ...
... such a name can be _applied to circular bits of leather , with a silver point or nail in _the centre . But the _question of John Keats applies _here , Are the reealities all _elided _masks' _The _ostensible _honours _of Yvetot receive a sad _downtaking ...
... _brilliant _variations , _the _melody _is _mainte 1 _ _due and _beautiful _time , as if he liad a tlnr _. 1 no _realises John Keats ' _a fine idea of a _CT sounds resembling a fall of _pearls from a --t several in the _fall , _yet almost _sTnchro _' _sonnd ...
... . Joiis KEATS . —The last Watm ' insKr _Seam , in . an article upon Modem Literary _Criticism , _alludes to the fate of John Keats ; and , in accordance with tbo _famous lines of _--Byron , _states _that the _death _, of the _young _poet / _if not _caused ...
... the usual _subject of them , _have winced under these rapier-pointed _effusions _, to give _them ' the epithet of _John _Keats . Our _selections from this species of Bucbanan * s poetical pieces shall he here confined , however , to two of a _general ...
... _' - _IT is _surprising to _observe how far ' _critics are yet apt to err inTelation to * the _short-lived _and ill-fated John Keats _. Tha major portion of his intelligent _countrymen aro _certainly _disposed _. _now-a-daya to admit the greatness of bis ...
... live to _coming _ages _. And a more enviable popularity could not ue _dreamed of . . In ono of his _occasional piecea , John _Keats _describes beautifully the delighted _feelings of the _poet at the thought , that , when he is no _more , tlio boys and ...
... the _United King-H OOD * S _MAGAZINE for _JUNE _, No . G pr ice _2-1 . _fid _., will contnin im _Unpublished rocin by . John Keats , ; ind Contributions by Robert _Browning , R _. _SIonckton _^ libies , M . P _., tt _Peter Priggins , Gideon Shaddoe ...