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45页
... mind at least since the sum- mer of 1816 , when he wrote I stood tiptoe upon a little hill , and the poem Sleep and Poetry hints also at the occupation of his mind , though through all the earlier and partly imitative period of his ...
... mind at least since the sum- mer of 1816 , when he wrote I stood tiptoe upon a little hill , and the poem Sleep and Poetry hints also at the occupation of his mind , though through all the earlier and partly imitative period of his ...
第303页
... Mind and that I shall write soon . Yours very truly , JOHN KEATS . 53. TO BENJAMIN BAILEY Hampstead , Thursday [ May 21 , 1818 ] . MY DEAR BAILEY - I should have an- swered your Letter on the Moment , if I could have said yes to your ...
... Mind and that I shall write soon . Yours very truly , JOHN KEATS . 53. TO BENJAMIN BAILEY Hampstead , Thursday [ May 21 , 1818 ] . MY DEAR BAILEY - I should have an- swered your Letter on the Moment , if I could have said yes to your ...
第435页
... mind of late years and the too great excite- ment of poetry . Mr. Brown is going to Scotland by the Smack , and I am advised for change of exercise and air to accompany him and give myself the chance of benefit from a Voyage . Mr. H ...
... mind of late years and the too great excite- ment of poetry . Mr. Brown is going to Scotland by the Smack , and I am advised for change of exercise and air to accompany him and give myself the chance of benefit from a Voyage . Mr. H ...
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