...versification marvellous. I think I remember some long work he had even then commenced, but I never saw it. ... He had great moral courage, and feared nothing, but...remarkable, never went out in a boat on the river." ' Shelley was at this time tall for his age,2 slightly and delicately built, and rather narrow-chested,...

...versification marvellous. I think I remember some long work he had even then commenced, but I never saw it. ... He had great moral courage, and feared nothing, but...remarkable, never went out in a boat on the river." ' Shelley was at this time tall for his age," slightly and delicately built, and rather narrow-chested,...

...Eton, and his shy and gentle nature was glad to escape far away to muse over strange fancies. . . . He certainly was not happy at Eton, for his was a...moral courage, and feared nothing but what was base ami false and low." Rambles amid lovely prospects of river and wood, where Milton had paused to view...

...Eton, and his shy and gentle nature was glad to escape far away to muse over strange fancies. . . . He certainly was not happy at Eton, for his was a...feared nothing but what was base and false and low." Rambles amid lovely prospects of river and wood, where Milton had paused to view the towers and battlements...

...lessons were child's play to him, and his power of Latin versification marvellous. I think I remember some long work he had even then commenced, but I never...remarkable, never went out in a boat on the river. . . . When leaving Oxford under a cloud, he said to me : " Halliday, I am come to say good-bye to you,...

...His love of nature was intense, and the sparkling poetry of his mind shone out of his speaking eyes when he was dwelling on anything good or great. He...feared nothing but what was base, and false, and low." Such guidance as he had he received from Dr. Lind, a physician of Windsor, a man of humane disposition...

...superintendence to watch and cherish and direct all his noble aspirations and the remarkable tenderness of bis heart. He had great moral courage and feared nothing but what was base, and false, and low.' Such guidance as he had he received from Dr. Lind, a physician of Windsor, a man of humane disposition...

...where Gray is said to have written his ' Elegy.' I loved him for his kindliness and affectionate ways. He had great moral courage, and feared nothing but what was base and false and low." It was in these years of Eton life that the great consciousness came to Shelley, as it had once come...

...superintendence to watch and cherish and direct all his noble aspirations and the remarkable tenderness of bis heart. He had great moral courage and feared nothing but what was base, and false, and low.' Such guidance as he had he received from Dr. Lind, a physician of Windsor, a man of humane disposition...

...Eton, and his shy and gentle nature was glad to escape far away to muse over strange fancies. . . . He had great moral courage, and feared nothing but what was base and false and low." Years afterwards, when in Italy, recalling his early youth with that charm that memory casts over distant...