Selected Letters of John KeatsFarrar, Straus and Young, 1951 - 282 páginas |
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... poem , but it was at the time what he could do , an earnest of better things to come , and also , with all its faults , a work of great power and solidity , and he sent it forth . Perhaps no poem in the history of English literature has ...
... poem , but it was at the time what he could do , an earnest of better things to come , and also , with all its faults , a work of great power and solidity , and he sent it forth . Perhaps no poem in the history of English literature has ...
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... Poem ? To which I should answer - Do not the Lovers of Poetry like to have a little Region to wander in where they may pick and choose , and in which the images are so numerous that many are forgotten and found new in a second Reading ...
... Poem ? To which I should answer - Do not the Lovers of Poetry like to have a little Region to wander in where they may pick and choose , and in which the images are so numerous that many are forgotten and found new in a second Reading ...
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... Poems - they will explain themselves - as all pomems should do without any comment . [ There follows the poem " Fancy " ] I did not think this had been so long a Poem - I have another not so long - but as it will more conveniently be ...
... Poems - they will explain themselves - as all pomems should do without any comment . [ There follows the poem " Fancy " ] I did not think this had been so long a Poem - I have another not so long - but as it will more conveniently be ...
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Introduction by Lionel Trilling | 3 |
A Note on the Text | 43 |
The Selected Letters | 55 |
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