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... called " Hunt's élève . " Keats's attitude has its ungenerous side , but he realized that it was essential for his develop- In Haydon he found a different world , one of intense endeavour , with a high dedication of purpose . Haydon ...
... called " Hunt's élève . " Keats's attitude has its ungenerous side , but he realized that it was essential for his develop- In Haydon he found a different world , one of intense endeavour , with a high dedication of purpose . Haydon ...
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... called Ode to Fanny is an un- finished draft of a poem , possibly of two poems . It cannot certainly be judged in the same way as the greater Odes . Considered biographically it has poignant and human interest , but as a poem it appears ...
... called Ode to Fanny is an un- finished draft of a poem , possibly of two poems . It cannot certainly be judged in the same way as the greater Odes . Considered biographically it has poignant and human interest , but as a poem it appears ...
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... called away from the task presented by his intellect to the creations that his whole capacity as a poet cried out for him to perform . As it is , The Fall of Hyperion announces an intention which he might or might not have fulfilled ...
... called away from the task presented by his intellect to the creations that his whole capacity as a poet cried out for him to perform . As it is , The Fall of Hyperion announces an intention which he might or might not have fulfilled ...
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