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... Poems , which is now in the Hampstead Public Library , belonged to his friend John Hamilton Reynolds , who gave it to Keats in 1819 , as is inscribed in Reynolds's writing on the title - page . Reynolds was , of all his friends , the ...
... Poems , which is now in the Hampstead Public Library , belonged to his friend John Hamilton Reynolds , who gave it to Keats in 1819 , as is inscribed in Reynolds's writing on the title - page . Reynolds was , of all his friends , the ...
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... poem , won't it ? He speaks too of " Time's antique pen ” —and “ April's first- born flowers " -and " Death's eternal cold " . In the volume of Poems all these are underlined , as well as marked with two side - lines . We cannot be ...
... poem , won't it ? He speaks too of " Time's antique pen ” —and “ April's first- born flowers " -and " Death's eternal cold " . In the volume of Poems all these are underlined , as well as marked with two side - lines . We cannot be ...
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... poem that Keats wrote out , on board ship , on the evening of his last day spent on English soil , what are , so far ... poems are written out in Keats's hand in his folio edition , and he probably wrote them on the 22nd of January 1818 ...
... poem that Keats wrote out , on board ship , on the evening of his last day spent on English soil , what are , so far ... poems are written out in Keats's hand in his folio edition , and he probably wrote them on the 22nd of January 1818 ...
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Keats's Shakespeare: A Descriptive Study Caroline Frances Eleanor Spurgeon No preview available - 1966 |
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