The Poetical Works of John Keats. In Two Parts, Bände 1-2Wiley & Putnam, 1846 |
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... seen Blue heaven , and a silver car , air - borne , Whose silent wheels , fresh wet from clouds of morn , Spun off a drizzling dew , -which falling chill On soft Adonis ' shoulders , made him still Nestle and turn uneasily about . Soon ...
... seen Blue heaven , and a silver car , air - borne , Whose silent wheels , fresh wet from clouds of morn , Spun off a drizzling dew , -which falling chill On soft Adonis ' shoulders , made him still Nestle and turn uneasily about . Soon ...
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... seen through deepest gloom , and grisly gapes , Blackening on every side , and overhead A vaulted dome like heaven's far bespread With starlight gems : ay , all so huge and strange , The solitary felt a hurried change Working within him ...
... seen through deepest gloom , and grisly gapes , Blackening on every side , and overhead A vaulted dome like heaven's far bespread With starlight gems : ay , all so huge and strange , The solitary felt a hurried change Working within him ...
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... seen a new tinge in the western skies : The world has done its duty . Yet , oh yet , Although the sun of poesy is set , These lovers did embrace , and we must weep Large honeycombs of green , and freshly teem'd With airs BOOK II . ] 59 ...
... seen a new tinge in the western skies : The world has done its duty . Yet , oh yet , Although the sun of poesy is set , These lovers did embrace , and we must weep Large honeycombs of green , and freshly teem'd With airs BOOK II . ] 59 ...
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... seen a new tinge in the western skies : The world has done its duty . Yet , oh yet , Although the sun of poesy is set , These lovers did embrace , and we must weep That there is no old power left to steep A BOOK II . ] 59 ENDYMION .
... seen a new tinge in the western skies : The world has done its duty . Yet , oh yet , Although the sun of poesy is set , These lovers did embrace , and we must weep That there is no old power left to steep A BOOK II . ] 59 ENDYMION .
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... seen . " Young man of Latmos ! thus particular Am I , that thou may'st plainly see how far This fierce temptation went and thou may'st not Exclaim , How , then , was Scylla quite forgot ? " Who could resist ? Who in this universe ? She ...
... seen . " Young man of Latmos ! thus particular Am I , that thou may'st plainly see how far This fierce temptation went and thou may'st not Exclaim , How , then , was Scylla quite forgot ? " Who could resist ? Who in this universe ? She ...
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