Selected Letters of John KeatsFarrar, Straus and Young, 1951 - 282 páginas |
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... Miss Millar's birthday dance - Shall I dance with Miss Waldegrave ? Eh ! I shall be obliged to shirk a good many there — I shall be the only Dandy there - and indeed I merely comply with the invitation that the party may no [ t ] be ...
... Miss Millar's birthday dance - Shall I dance with Miss Waldegrave ? Eh ! I shall be obliged to shirk a good many there — I shall be the only Dandy there - and indeed I merely comply with the invitation that the party may no [ t ] be ...
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... Miss Porter's1 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 had ...
... Miss Porter's1 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 had ...
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... Miss Brawne and my Sister is amazing . The one seems to absorb the other to a degree incredible . I seldom think of my Brother and Sister - in america . The thought of leaving Miss Brawne is beyond every thing horrible — the sense of ...
... Miss Brawne and my Sister is amazing . The one seems to absorb the other to a degree incredible . I seldom think of my Brother and Sister - in america . The thought of leaving Miss Brawne is beyond every thing horrible — the sense of ...
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Introduction by Lionel Trilling | 3 |
A Note on the Text | 43 |
The Selected Letters | 55 |
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