The Letters of John KeatsOxford University Press, 1952 - 570 páginas |
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John Keats. in with yours in regard to the El ( 1 ) ipsis and I glory in it -The Idea of your sending it to Wordsworth put me out of breath - you know with what Reverence I would send my Wellwishes to him- Yours Sincerely John Keats1 ...
John Keats. in with yours in regard to the El ( 1 ) ipsis and I glory in it -The Idea of your sending it to Wordsworth put me out of breath - you know with what Reverence I would send my Wellwishes to him- Yours Sincerely John Keats1 ...
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... Your proposal pleases me — and , believe me , I would not have my Head in the shop windows from any hand but yours ... Your's most sincerely John Keats- If Reynolds calls tell him three lines would be accept- able for I am squat at ...
... Your proposal pleases me — and , believe me , I would not have my Head in the shop windows from any hand but yours ... Your's most sincerely John Keats- If Reynolds calls tell him three lines would be accept- able for I am squat at ...
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... your style : -for the fidelity of the picture I shall be answerable . You are a little person but a con- siderable cat's paw ; and so far worthy of notice . Your clandestine connection with persons high in office con- stantly influences ...
... your style : -for the fidelity of the picture I shall be answerable . You are a little person but a con- siderable cat's paw ; and so far worthy of notice . Your clandestine connection with persons high in office con- stantly influences ...
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CHRONOLOGY OF PRINCIPAL EVENTS ETC | xxix |
George Keats to John | li |
Elmes James 130 | lv |
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