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136页
... pass by me ; they seem rather like figures on a Greek vase - a man and two women whom no one but myself could distinguish in their disguisement . This is the only happiness , and is a rare instance of the advantage of the body ...
... pass by me ; they seem rather like figures on a Greek vase - a man and two women whom no one but myself could distinguish in their disguisement . This is the only happiness , and is a rare instance of the advantage of the body ...
第403页
... pass through one of the old city gates , and then you are in one college street , through which I pass and at the end thereof crossing some meadows , and at last a country alley of gardens , I ar- rive , that is my worship arrives , at ...
... pass through one of the old city gates , and then you are in one college street , through which I pass and at the end thereof crossing some meadows , and at last a country alley of gardens , I ar- rive , that is my worship arrives , at ...
第439页
... pass'd . What ? nothing with a man of the world , but to me deathful . I will get rid of this as much as possible . When you were in the habit of flirting with Brown you would have left off , could your own heart have felt one half of ...
... pass'd . What ? nothing with a man of the world , but to me deathful . I will get rid of this as much as possible . When you were in the habit of flirting with Brown you would have left off , could your own heart have felt one half of ...
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