The Poetical Works of KeatsHoughton Mifflin, 1975 - 483页 A collection of Keats' poems and letters, with a biographical profile of the poet and commentary on his work. |
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第16页
... cloud , and with a gradual swim Coming into the blue with all her light . O Maker of sweet poets , dear delight Of this fair world , and all its gentle livers ; Spangler of clouds , halo of crystal rivers , Mingler with leaves , and dew ...
... cloud , and with a gradual swim Coming into the blue with all her light . O Maker of sweet poets , dear delight Of this fair world , and all its gentle livers ; Spangler of clouds , halo of crystal rivers , Mingler with leaves , and dew ...
第71页
... clouds and curls through water fair , So from the arbour roof down swell'd an air Odorous and enlivening ; making all To laugh , and play , and sing , and loudly call For their sweet queen : when lo ! the wreathed green Disparted , and ...
... clouds and curls through water fair , So from the arbour roof down swell'd an air Odorous and enlivening ; making all To laugh , and play , and sing , and loudly call For their sweet queen : when lo ! the wreathed green Disparted , and ...
第323页
... cloud which seems to steam up and sometimes they are entirely smothered with clouds . - After a little time the Mist cleared away but still there were large Clouds about at- tracted by old Ben to a certain distance so as to form as it ...
... cloud which seems to steam up and sometimes they are entirely smothered with clouds . - After a little time the Mist cleared away but still there were large Clouds about at- tracted by old Ben to a certain distance so as to form as it ...
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