Keats & His PoetryAMS Press, 1971 - 94 ページ |
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... already been drawn by power- ful instinctive sympathy to the world of classic legend , and who had spent much of his scanty leisure as a surgeon's apprentice in continuing his schoolboy translation of the " Eneid , " the Homeric poems ...
... already been drawn by power- ful instinctive sympathy to the world of classic legend , and who had spent much of his scanty leisure as a surgeon's apprentice in continuing his schoolboy translation of the " Eneid , " the Homeric poems ...
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... already clearly revealed . It has sometimes been noted as curious that this love of nature should have been so strong in a Cockney poet - in one town- born and town - bred . But Keats himself enables us to realise that the very reaction ...
... already clearly revealed . It has sometimes been noted as curious that this love of nature should have been so strong in a Cockney poet - in one town- born and town - bred . But Keats himself enables us to realise that the very reaction ...
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... already told Severn that perhaps his intensest pleasure in life had been in watching the growth of flowers , and that poetic fancy seemed to give him a deep satisfaction . For two months and a half he thus lingered on . On February 23 ...
... already told Severn that perhaps his intensest pleasure in life had been in watching the growth of flowers , and that poetic fancy seemed to give him a deep satisfaction . For two months and a half he thus lingered on . On February 23 ...
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adieu Agnes awake Beadsman beauty Brawne breathing bright chamber Charles Armitage Brown charm cold colour Cowden Clarke criticism Dame sans Merci death delight doth dream ears Endymion Enfield English eternal Eve of St eyes Faerie Queene faery fair Fanny Brawne feel flowers genius glowing Greek green Hampstead happy Haydon heard heart heaven Hunt's imagination John Keats joys Keats's Lamia leaves legend Leigh Hunt letters London look Lord Houghton Madeline melancholy morning nature never dead night ODE ON MELANCHOLY pale passage passed passion pleasant poem poet poet's poetry of earth Porphyro quiet romance rose round says Clarke Shelley silent silver sing soft song sonnet soon soul sound Spenser spirit story summer sweet thee thine things Thomas Keats thou art thought tremble Vale of Health verse warm whisper WILLIAM HENRY HUDSON wings Wordsworth writer wrote young