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... wished that Keats had not been inclined toward " that abominable principle of Shelley ! -that sensual love is the 2 Murry , Keats and Shakespeare , p . 60 . principle of things . " Though Miss Lowell's refusal to Keats 19.
... wished that Keats had not been inclined toward " that abominable principle of Shelley ! -that sensual love is the 2 Murry , Keats and Shakespeare , p . 60 . principle of things . " Though Miss Lowell's refusal to Keats 19.
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... wished to win Made- line while " pale enchantment held her sleepy - eyed " ( 169 ) . Here he would assist " pale enchantment " with a " Morphean amulet . " It may not be amiss to recall Lovelace , and the stratagem by which he robbed ...
... wished to win Made- line while " pale enchantment held her sleepy - eyed " ( 169 ) . Here he would assist " pale enchantment " with a " Morphean amulet . " It may not be amiss to recall Lovelace , and the stratagem by which he robbed ...
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... the Romantic group , Keats saw that what was required was the flowing out of the imagination to apprehend event and circumstance and to show them creatively . He wished to get beyond lyric and subjectivity . He did 164 D. G. James.
... the Romantic group , Keats saw that what was required was the flowing out of the imagination to apprehend event and circumstance and to show them creatively . He wished to get beyond lyric and subjectivity . He did 164 D. G. James.
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INTRODUCTIONWalter Jackson Bate | 1 |
SCEPTICISM IN | 71 |
THE ODE TO PSYCHE AND THE ODE ON MELANCHOLY | 91 |
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