Selected Letters of John KeatsFarrar, Straus and Young, 1951 - 282 páginas |
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... Miss Dennets . I suppose you will see my Critique on the new Tragedy in the next Week's Champion - It is a shocking bad one . I have not seen Hunt , he was out when I called - Mrs Hunt looks as well as ever I saw her after her ...
... Miss Dennets . I suppose you will see my Critique on the new Tragedy in the next Week's Champion - It is a shocking bad one . I have not seen Hunt , he was out when I called - Mrs Hunt looks as well as ever I saw her after her ...
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... Miss Porter's 1 Letter to Neville- " Dear Sir , as my Mother is sending a Messenger to Esher , I cannot but make the same the bearer of my regrets for not having had the pleasure of seeing you , the morning you called at the gate - I ...
... Miss Porter's 1 Letter to Neville- " Dear Sir , as my Mother is sending a Messenger to Esher , I cannot but make the same the bearer of my regrets for not having had the pleasure of seeing you , the morning you called at the gate - I ...
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... Miss without one set off - We hated her and smoked her and baited her , and I think drove her away - Miss B - thinks her a Paragon of fashion , and says she is the only woman she would change persons with - What a Stupe - She is ...
... Miss without one set off - We hated her and smoked her and baited her , and I think drove her away - Miss B - thinks her a Paragon of fashion , and says she is the only woman she would change persons with - What a Stupe - She is ...
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Introduction by Lionel Trilling | 3 |
A Note on the Text | 43 |
The Selected Letters | 55 |
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