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... Keats had in mind : the risk in publishing something that an adverse critic could seize upon as inept , tasteless , or silly . Keats himself , whose second book had been savagely attacked in two Edinburgh magazines , had some vivid ...
... Keats had in mind : the risk in publishing something that an adverse critic could seize upon as inept , tasteless , or silly . Keats himself , whose second book had been savagely attacked in two Edinburgh magazines , had some vivid ...
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... Keats himself- or rather , Keats in his other surviving manifestations - shared the view implied in the poem . It would not be the first time that a poet in the cauterizing heat of his own inspiration presented a dearly held opinion as ...
... Keats himself- or rather , Keats in his other surviving manifestations - shared the view implied in the poem . It would not be the first time that a poet in the cauterizing heat of his own inspiration presented a dearly held opinion as ...
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... Keats . ( That “ Hertz , vom süssen / Spiele gesättiget " can make one think of an insect gorging itself in fresh fruit until it drops off , overcome by its own gluttony : “ dan mire sterbe . " ) but Keats ' hesitation and restraint ...
... Keats . ( That “ Hertz , vom süssen / Spiele gesättiget " can make one think of an insect gorging itself in fresh fruit until it drops off , overcome by its own gluttony : “ dan mire sterbe . " ) but Keats ' hesitation and restraint ...
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Milton Satan and | 1 |
Roots and Possibilities | 19 |
Yeats and his Supernatural System | 37 |
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