Life, Letters, and Literary Remains, of John Keats, Volumen1Edward Moxon, 1848 |
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... speaking publicly of , for , or against those who cannot speak for themselves , take heed that he open not his mouth without a sufficient sanction . * * * Published 1816 . The general obligation upon which I have insisted is especially ...
... speaking publicly of , for , or against those who cannot speak for themselves , take heed that he open not his mouth without a sufficient sanction . * * * Published 1816 . The general obligation upon which I have insisted is especially ...
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... speak of nothing but Spenser . A new world of delight seemed revealed to him : " he ramped through the scenes of the romance , " writes Mr. Clarke , " like a young horse turned into a spring meadow : he revelled in the gorgeousness of ...
... speak of nothing but Spenser . A new world of delight seemed revealed to him : " he ramped through the scenes of the romance , " writes Mr. Clarke , " like a young horse turned into a spring meadow : he revelled in the gorgeousness of ...
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... speak Definitively of these mighty things ; Forgive me , that I have not eagle's wings , That what I want I know not where to seek . And think that I would not be over - meek , In rolling out upfollowed thunderings , Even to the steep ...
... speak Definitively of these mighty things ; Forgive me , that I have not eagle's wings , That what I want I know not where to seek . And think that I would not be over - meek , In rolling out upfollowed thunderings , Even to the steep ...
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... speak , I ' ll think upon this hour , Because I feel my forehead hot and flushed , Even at the simplest vassal of thy power . A lock of thy bright hair , — Sudden it came , And I was startled when I caught thy name Coupled so unaware ...
... speak , I ' ll think upon this hour , Because I feel my forehead hot and flushed , Even at the simplest vassal of thy power . A lock of thy bright hair , — Sudden it came , And I was startled when I caught thy name Coupled so unaware ...
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... speak of as affording the " surest promise of ultimate excellence : " Wordsworth only remarked , " it was a pretty piece of Paganism . " The mature and philo- sophic genius , penetrated with Christian associations , probably intended ...
... speak of as affording the " surest promise of ultimate excellence : " Wordsworth only remarked , " it was a pretty piece of Paganism . " The mature and philo- sophic genius , penetrated with Christian associations , probably intended ...
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