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... KEATS. »MS? J ' Westminster ) that the Free Library UloLsea, there is view very fine collection of relies of and porting John Keats. Among the letters W long love-letter to lamiy Brwto. darted Tuesday Morn, and is as follows : & '~' l * ltrtter { you yesterday ...
... an essay signed full by De Quinoey on Novels, a political letter of Lord Chesterfield of May 2, 1755, a love letter of John Keats to My sweet Fanny, a letter of John Lubbock referring to the second edition of Prehistoric Times and to electioneering ...
... in the opinion of the receiver, will not provide 7s. bd. in the pound. Monday afternoon American niflmorial to the P*>et, John Keats, was nnveiled the old parish church Hampstead, presence of a crowded and distingaished audience, which included many well-known ...
... et. was 'immeshed for eseanli, out of a Coto/Noce which occurred is his Issues on the messing of root. lls soseplainaot John Keats irshardson. an us the lane trade, living is Mr. Tuve appeared for the oomplalsaat, Mr. (of Slater and Myers) for the defendant ...
... his poems in the Quarterly • Hence the line, written by one of his friends : Who killed John Keats? I, said the Quarterly, So Berme ad tartarly, I killed John Keats. Who wregerds the Quarterly nowadays? I am • not quite sure whether It is still in ...
... world, it dating 17*5. latest acquisition was th West Surrey limes, which he bought last year. Madame Llanos, tho sister of John Keats, has written to her friends in England expressing strong disapproval the publication her brother's love-letters. Madame ...
... window pictured right depicts two gloriously-coloured peacocks with a castle in the middle Painted underneath is a quote from John Keats “Beauty is truth truth beauty” taken from his poem Ode On A Grecian Urn The front door is equally ornamental with two sparrows ...
... of slaughter. Sleep on! Not honoured less for epitaph so meek. The English words simply say that the young English poet. John Keats, died in this house on the 24th of February, 1821. The cost of these restorations was defrayed by Sir Vincent Eyre and some ...
... ed by the ICIIMAT, and termite of his enemies; Bunyan, sitting gloom and solitude of Bedford gaol; Henry Kirk White and John Keats, stabbed by the cruel knife of the critic, may more than onto have futile and inglorious their efforts; Ent their wor k ...
... production and publication of a be entitled The Education of a Prime Minister.' The Oxford edition of The Poetical Works of John Keats (Oxford: University Press, 2s. net), edited with introduction and textual notes by H. Buxton Forman, C.8., requires no ...
... Regional to-morrow evening is one of biographical sketches which I glad getting more common Thia is baaed life and poetry John Keats ft— Epilogue R E G D LIVEING announcement in reply to question about television in the North did not really tell very much ...
... —To-night’s Talk. 9 35 8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 10 15 Service. 10 35 —Master Singers (records!. 50 —News in Gaelic. 11 —John Keats /Poems from the Letters). 11 15 Reginald Poort (organ). 1i 30 —J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 12 —12 20—News 28, SWAN ST/ —”- ...