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whom tragedy was impossible , and he passed through crises that had the
potentiality of tragedy with his nature unwounded . Keats had the sensibility
which led his nature to suffer . Between these two , intimacy would inevitably lead
to friction ...
whom tragedy was impossible , and he passed through crises that had the
potentiality of tragedy with his nature unwounded . Keats had the sensibility
which led his nature to suffer . Between these two , intimacy would inevitably lead
to friction ...
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For months he had known the wards and dissecting rooms of a London hospital ,
and now , in Hampstead , he looked on Nature in her gentlest mood , watched
the colours and shapes of flowers , and more successfully than ever before found
...
For months he had known the wards and dissecting rooms of a London hospital ,
and now , in Hampstead , he looked on Nature in her gentlest mood , watched
the colours and shapes of flowers , and more successfully than ever before found
...
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to be ascribed to the savage attacks of the reviews on a nature “ not less delicate
and fragile than it was beautiful . ” Even after a century , with the whole evidence
of Keats ' s life and letters to weigh against it , this impression remains , and to ...
to be ascribed to the savage attacks of the reviews on a nature “ not less delicate
and fragile than it was beautiful . ” Even after a century , with the whole evidence
of Keats ' s life and letters to weigh against it , this impression remains , and to ...
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Contenido
Preface page | 9 |
Chapter II | 49 |
Chapter IV | 67 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Keats The Compagnion Poets |
| Editor | Christophers, 1965 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 20 Sep. 2011 |
| ISBN | 0841439877, 9780841439870 |
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