Life, Letters, and Literary Remains, of John Keats, Volumen1E. Moxon, 1848 - 393 páginas |
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... look like the production of a paradoxical partiality than the result of conscientious inquiry . I had to show that Keats , in his intellectual character , reverenced simplicity and truth above all things , and abhorred whatever was ...
... look like the production of a paradoxical partiality than the result of conscientious inquiry . I had to show that Keats , in his intellectual character , reverenced simplicity and truth above all things , and abhorred whatever was ...
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... looks through the film of death ; " he thinks of leaving behind him lays " of such a dear delight , That maids will sing them on their bridal night ; " he foresees that the patriot will thunder out his numbers , " To startle princes ...
... looks through the film of death ; " he thinks of leaving behind him lays " of such a dear delight , That maids will sing them on their bridal night ; " he foresees that the patriot will thunder out his numbers , " To startle princes ...
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... look back on it in after years with a smiling pity to think they were so deceived , but who never- theless recognise in that aspiration the spring of their future energies and usefulness in other and far different fields of action ; and ...
... look back on it in after years with a smiling pity to think they were so deceived , but who never- theless recognise in that aspiration the spring of their future energies and usefulness in other and far different fields of action ; and ...
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... look upon with indignation and surprise , Mr. Hunt had been imprisoned for the pub- lication of phrases which , at the most , were indecorous expressions of public feeling , and became a traitor or a martyr according to the temper of ...
... look upon with indignation and surprise , Mr. Hunt had been imprisoned for the pub- lication of phrases which , at the most , were indecorous expressions of public feeling , and became a traitor or a martyr according to the temper of ...
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... - bling - block I have to fear ; I may surer say , it is likely to be the cause of my disappointment . How- ever , every ill has its share of good ; this , my bane , would at any time enable me to look with an 38 LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
... - bling - block I have to fear ; I may surer say , it is likely to be the cause of my disappointment . How- ever , every ill has its share of good ; this , my bane , would at any time enable me to look with an 38 LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
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