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265页
... write soon and write all - you think about , never mind what — only let me have a good deal of your writing- You need not do it all at once - be two or three or four days about it , and let it be a diary of your little Life . You will ...
... write soon and write all - you think about , never mind what — only let me have a good deal of your writing- You need not do it all at once - be two or three or four days about it , and let it be a diary of your little Life . You will ...
第342页
... write the Tale I promised now I shall be - — able to do so . I will write to Haslam this - - - morning to know when the Packet sails , and till it does I will write something every day After that my journal shall go on like clockwork ...
... write the Tale I promised now I shall be - — able to do so . I will write to Haslam this - - - morning to know when the Packet sails , and till it does I will write something every day After that my journal shall go on like clockwork ...
第448页
... write to her to receive a letter from her to see her hand - writing would break my heart even to bear of her anyhow ... write to me , which you will do immediately , write to Rome ( poste restante ) if she is well and happy , put a mark ...
... write to her to receive a letter from her to see her hand - writing would break my heart even to bear of her anyhow ... write to me , which you will do immediately , write to Rome ( poste restante ) if she is well and happy , put a mark ...
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