... romantic associations. The epigram dictated by himself, Here lies one whose name was writ in water, marks the quiet tomb of John Keats, and by him grow, as he desired, the daisies through the later winter into spring. Near Keats, and coupled with him in our ...

... Reginald lefienna must confess himself without resource. Where are the songs of spring? Aye, where are they? Well might John Keats ask the question. Perhaps he had a premonition 100 years ago that your purple, white, and green were to be spread no longer ...

... Shakspere’s Henry the Fifth sold at Sotheby’s in London last week for £Bl. Also the following first editions:— Poems by John Keats, 1817 .. £125 0 0 Tennyson: Poems by Two Brothers, 1827 57 0 0 Bunyan’s Holy War, 168285 gt 43 0 0 Butler's ...

... London: E. Grant Richards. 6». * The Canada Year Book, 1905. Second Series. Ottawa: S. E. Dawson. The Poetical Works of John Keats. Edited H. Bunton Forman. London : Henry Frowde. 3s. 6d. Town Moods. By Oswald Davis. London: Kegan PKul, Trench, Trubner ...

... shuddered at it. I shudder no more. I could be martyred for my religion, which is love. I could die for you. . . . Yours ever. John Keats. Reading that, we know how he felt. The next letter gives us a very different picture of Prince Albert, Victoria's consort ...

... of John Keats, the poet, were sold at Sotheby’s at the week-end. They formed part of the collection of the late Mr. Townley Green, R.A., who inherited it from his aunt, Miss Charlotte Reynolds, sister-in-law to Tom Hood, and a friend of John Keats. The ...

... prodigality which declines to digest materials and makes so many a modern biography resemble a mere rag-bag. But the Life of John Keats has every chance taking permanent rank as a classic. ...

... of course Hory Week. The health of the Pope excellent. There will be the usual procession the English colony to the grave John Keats, on *he 23rd inst., the anniversary of the poet's death seventy-three years ago. Most of the British and transatlantic visitors ...

... American members—organised informally a movement to purchase by popular subscription the house on the Piazza di Spagna in which John Keats died, and to establish therein a permanent memorial of Keats and Shelley, consisting of a library of their works in various ...

... LITERARY EXAMINER. Life, Letters, and Literary Remains John Keats. Edited by Richard Monckton Milnes. 2 Vols. London: Edward IVloxon. 1848. Mr. Milnes' long-promised Life of Keats has occasioned various disappointments; into none of which do we feel warranted ...

... are supplied at three shillings and sixpence a volume. Of Mr. H. Buxton Forman's edition The Complete Poetical Works of John Keats, which has just been issued by Mr. Henry Frowde, the Oxford University Press, at that price, it is unnecessary to write ...

... solitude; it is dug up by rascally ba¥ ot and sold at a penny a root. * Fast-fading V’Orib‘ covered up in leaves,” wrote John Keats in d_esinJ ing the “embalmed darkness” in which he list o to the nightingale; but the miscreants who pluflv the hedgerows ...