The Letters of John KeatsOxford University Press, 1952 - 570 pagina's |
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Pagina 335
... heart ( as distinguished from intelligence or Mind ) and the World or Elemental space suited for the proper action of Mind and Heart on each other for the purpose of forming the Soul or Intelligence destined to possess the sense of ...
... heart ( as distinguished from intelligence or Mind ) and the World or Elemental space suited for the proper action of Mind and Heart on each other for the purpose of forming the Soul or Intelligence destined to possess the sense of ...
Pagina 336
... heart - or seat of the human Passions - It is pretty generally suspected that the chr ( i ) stian scheme has been ... heart- ? and what are touchstones ? but proovings of his heart ? and what are proovings of his heart but fortifiers or ...
... heart - or seat of the human Passions - It is pretty generally suspected that the chr ( i ) stian scheme has been ... heart- ? and what are touchstones ? but proovings of his heart ? and what are proovings of his heart but fortifiers or ...
Pagina 536
... heart doth make me fearless fit Squire to so Noble Virtuous Knight onward with thee I'd travel cheering thy heart with Melody of Voice and with Guitarr well strung by Cupid God of Love would lull thy restless heart into a melodious ...
... heart doth make me fearless fit Squire to so Noble Virtuous Knight onward with thee I'd travel cheering thy heart with Melody of Voice and with Guitarr well strung by Cupid God of Love would lull thy restless heart into a melodious ...
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CHRONOLOGY OF PRINCIPAL EVENTS ETC | xxix |
Elmes James 130 | lv |
George Keats to John | 3 |
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