ILLUSTRATIONS

John Keats, photogravure

Frontispiece
From the original painting in the possession of Williams
College, by whose courtesy it is reproduced.

This portrait was painted by Joseph Severn in his old age,
after a picture painted by him in his youth.

The Clarke School at Enfield

From a photograph given to the Boston Public Library by
Louise Imogen Guiney.

The house where Charles Cowden Clarke was born, and where he and John Keats were school-fellows at Enfield, London, N.; sketched for his uncle C. C. C. by Mario Gigliucci — Genoa-26 March, 1876. Taken partly from a sketch in the Illustrated London News for 3d March, 1849, partly from his uncle's suggestions." Mary Cowden Clarke.

Hammond House at Edmonton

From a photograph by Louis A. Holman.

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From a drawing by John Huybers, after a contemporary print.

Hunt's House in Hampstead Heath

From a drawing by John Huybers, after a contemporary
print.

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Bust of Keats

ILLUSTRATIONS

From a photograph by Kenyon West of the bust by Miss Anne Whitney in St. John's Church, Hampstead. By courtesy of the Century Company.

Well Walk, in Hampstead, where Keats first met

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Coleridge

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From a photograph by Louis A. Holman.

Life Mask of Keats

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By B. R. Haydon. By courtesy of the Century Company.

Facsimile of Letter to Fanny Brawne

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From the original in the Roberts Collection, Haverford Col-
lege, Pennsylvania. Reproduced by permission of Mrs.
Charles Roberts.

Silhouette of Fanny Brawne

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From the Keats Collection in the Chelsea Public Library.
By courtesy of McClure's Magazine.

Wentworth Place, Keats' last Residence in England 202

From a drawing by Harry Fenn. By courtesy of Harper

the death of Keats. By courtesy of Sampson Low, Marston &

Company.

Grave of Keats

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From a photograph.

JOHN KEATS