Life, Letters, and Literary Remains, of John Keats, 第 1 卷E. Moxon, 1848 - 393 頁 |
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... verse , some earnest friendships , one passion , and a premature death . As men die , so they walk among posterity ; and our im- pression of Keats can only be that of a noble nature perseveringly testing its own powers , of a manly ...
... verse , some earnest friendships , one passion , and a premature death . As men die , so they walk among posterity ; and our im- pression of Keats can only be that of a noble nature perseveringly testing its own powers , of a manly ...
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... verses of his composition , ) but it was the great impulse of his poetic life , and the stream of his inspiration remained long coloured by the rich soil over which it first had flowed . Nor will the just critic of the maturer poems of ...
... verses of his composition , ) but it was the great impulse of his poetic life , and the stream of his inspiration remained long coloured by the rich soil over which it first had flowed . Nor will the just critic of the maturer poems of ...
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... but his early love- verses are remarkably deficient in beauty and even in passion . Some which remain in manuscript are Without any interest , and those published in the aslae volume of 1817 are the worst pieces in it JOHN KEATS . 15.
... but his early love- verses are remarkably deficient in beauty and even in passion . Some which remain in manuscript are Without any interest , and those published in the aslae volume of 1817 are the worst pieces in it JOHN KEATS . 15.
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... verses were written just at the time when Keats became fully aware that he had no real interest in the profession he was sedulously pursuing , and was already in the midst of that sad conflict between the outer and inner worlds , which ...
... verses were written just at the time when Keats became fully aware that he had no real interest in the profession he was sedulously pursuing , and was already in the midst of that sad conflict between the outer and inner worlds , which ...
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... verse . An accomplished scholar may perhaps be unwilling , or unable , to understand how thoroughly the imaginative reader can fill up the neces- sary defects of any translation which adheres , as far as it may , to the tone and spirit ...
... verse . An accomplished scholar may perhaps be unwilling , or unable , to understand how thoroughly the imaginative reader can fill up the neces- sary defects of any translation which adheres , as far as it may , to the tone and spirit ...
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