The Poetical Works of KeatsHoughton Mifflin, 1975 - 483 páginas A collection of Keats' poems and letters, with a biographical profile of the poet and commentary on his work. |
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Página 286
... mean to deny Words- worth's grandeur and Hunt's merit , but I mean to say we need not be teased with grandeur and merit when we can have them uncontaminated and unobtrusive . Let us have the old Poets and Robin Hood . Your letter and ...
... mean to deny Words- worth's grandeur and Hunt's merit , but I mean to say we need not be teased with grandeur and merit when we can have them uncontaminated and unobtrusive . Let us have the old Poets and Robin Hood . Your letter and ...
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... means or other - If I cannot remit you hundreds , I will tens , and if not that , ones . - Let the next year be managed by you as well as possible the next month , I mean , for I trust you will soon re- ceive Abbey's remittance . What ...
... means or other - If I cannot remit you hundreds , I will tens , and if not that , ones . - Let the next year be managed by you as well as possible the next month , I mean , for I trust you will soon re- ceive Abbey's remittance . What ...
Página 418
... mean that George is safe in England and in good health . To write to you by him is almost like following one's own letter in the mail . That it may not be quite so , I will leave common intelligence out of the question , and write wide ...
... mean that George is safe in England and in good health . To write to you by him is almost like following one's own letter in the mail . That it may not be quite so , I will leave common intelligence out of the question , and write wide ...
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IMITATION OF SPENSER | 1 |
THE SAME | 33 |
MESSRS TAYLOR AND HESSEY | 39 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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