The Poetry of John KeatsMonarch Press, 1965 - 77页 |
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第17页
... answer this question as it deserves to be answered , he hurries the poem to a conclusion with the words but now no more , My wand'ring spirit must no further soar.- " ENDYMION , " INTRODUCTION : In " Endymion , POETRY OF JOHN KEATS 17.
... answer this question as it deserves to be answered , he hurries the poem to a conclusion with the words but now no more , My wand'ring spirit must no further soar.- " ENDYMION , " INTRODUCTION : In " Endymion , POETRY OF JOHN KEATS 17.
第54页
... answer is , of course , that it doesn't appear on the urn at all . Keats is merely specu- lating about it , inferring its existence from the existence of the people going to the sacrifice . But this is very curious . The urn , as sylvan ...
... answer is , of course , that it doesn't appear on the urn at all . Keats is merely specu- lating about it , inferring its existence from the existence of the people going to the sacrifice . But this is very curious . The urn , as sylvan ...
第72页
Elliot Gilbert. SAMPLE ESSAY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. Discuss the poetic forms in which Keats wrote . ANSWER : Keats was a constant experimenter with poetic forms and used most of those he attempted with great success , always striving ...
Elliot Gilbert. SAMPLE ESSAY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. Discuss the poetic forms in which Keats wrote . ANSWER : Keats was a constant experimenter with poetic forms and used most of those he attempted with great success , always striving ...
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