The Poetical Works of John Keats: Given from His Own Editions and Other Authentic Sources and Collated with Many Manuscripts |
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... Copy of Verses , from the same Ladies Το To Hope [ " Hadst thou liv'd in days of old " ] Imitation of Spenser " Woman ! when I behold thee flippant , vain " Epistles To George Felton Mathew To my Brother George To Charles Cowden Clarke ...
... Copy of Verses , from the same Ladies Το To Hope [ " Hadst thou liv'd in days of old " ] Imitation of Spenser " Woman ! when I behold thee flippant , vain " Epistles To George Felton Mathew To my Brother George To Charles Cowden Clarke ...
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... copy of Spenser's " Faërie Queene , " and he says : " He romped through the scenes of the ro- mance , like a young horse turned into a spring meadow . " When any felici- tous adjective or phrase attracted his attention " he would hoist ...
... copy of Spenser's " Faërie Queene , " and he says : " He romped through the scenes of the ro- mance , like a young horse turned into a spring meadow . " When any felici- tous adjective or phrase attracted his attention " he would hoist ...
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... copy - book of Tom Keats's these two compositions are written continuously , the first headed simply Induction , and the second Calidore . Several passages are marked in the margin ; and at the end of Calidore is written , " Marked by ...
... copy - book of Tom Keats's these two compositions are written continuously , the first headed simply Induction , and the second Calidore . Several passages are marked in the margin ; and at the end of Calidore is written , " Marked by ...
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... copy of the 1817 volume bearing on the title - page an inscription in Keats's writing , the word steed is substituted in manuscript for knight . The transcript also reads : teed . Therefore , great bard , I not so fearfully Call ...
... copy of the 1817 volume bearing on the title - page an inscription in Keats's writing , the word steed is substituted in manuscript for knight . The transcript also reads : teed . Therefore , great bard , I not so fearfully Call ...
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... copy - book we read clear for cool in line 6 , was for is in line 8 , which for that in line 10 , his for its in line 16 . ' Gainst the smooth surface , and to mark anon 14 POEMS PUBLISHED IN 1817 . Calidore A Fragment.
... copy - book we read clear for cool in line 6 , was for is in line 8 , which for that in line 10 , his for its in line 16 . ' Gainst the smooth surface , and to mark anon 14 POEMS PUBLISHED IN 1817 . Calidore A Fragment.
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