Selected Letters of John KeatsFarrar, Straus and Young, 1951 - 282 páginas |
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... look and a speech almost stupid is sure to do something . I have just look'd th [ r ] ough the second side of your Letter - I feel a great content at it . I was at Hunt's the other day , and he surprised me with a real authenticated ...
... look and a speech almost stupid is sure to do something . I have just look'd th [ r ] ough the second side of your Letter - I feel a great content at it . I was at Hunt's the other day , and he surprised me with a real authenticated ...
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... look On Mists in idleness : to let fair things Pass by unheeded as a threshhold brook . He hath his Winter too of pale Misfeature , Or else he would forget his mortal nature . Aye this may be carried - but what am I talking of — it is ...
... look On Mists in idleness : to let fair things Pass by unheeded as a threshhold brook . He hath his Winter too of pale Misfeature , Or else he would forget his mortal nature . Aye this may be carried - but what am I talking of — it is ...
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... Look in Isaia [ h ] for “ A virgin shall conceive " & c - Look in the Psalms for " The Kings of the Earth set themselves and the Princes take counsel together " and " they parted my Garments among them & c " and " My god , my god why ...
... Look in Isaia [ h ] for “ A virgin shall conceive " & c - Look in the Psalms for " The Kings of the Earth set themselves and the Princes take counsel together " and " they parted my Garments among them & c " and " My god , my god why ...
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Introduction by Lionel Trilling | 3 |
A Note on the Text | 43 |
The Selected Letters | 55 |
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