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... secretary lineu to all fcu travel I a a! J00?1- an effective t a vein liad sfcation-d the circuit super Dr v Hanley Mrs is Mr John Keate much largo felt i ' route were: Higson C Higaon R Hieron Mr J T Thomaon Mr W H Derbyshire ’s- Derbyshire Derbyshire cf the ...
... through tbe sense of touch, with the immortal singer, John Keats. For many recollections of Severn come back as look upon his conscientious handiwork. His was the last face the dying poet saw, for to John Keats Joseph Severn was faithful unto death. In deep ...
... or New street. Cheadle af the Moorland Battalion RS with the Ou Garden Ground thereto be! the respec. tive occupation of John Keates and Arthur Piant.¢ jouses are in good repair and let to respectable Tenan The Town Water ie laid On. To View, appl to the ...
... LDCOTTA ‘AGES, situate in Tape or New street. C and the Tan, with the Garden ing, and now in the respec tive occupation of John Keates and Arthur Plant. Tenants. jouses are in good repair and let to respectable The Town Water is laid On. To View, to the TENANTS ...
... arbitrary application of its canons The attempt to value the stanzas which culminate is familiar line: “What porridge had John Keats? ” up the eternal question whether “de is or is not to be accepted a literal of fact It quite easy to argue “the jerky rhythm ...
... sentence more common than the average uncritical reader would suppose. Even Mr. Russell Lowell, usually careful, wrote: “John Keats, the second of four children, like Chaucer and Hpenser. was Londoner.” This means that Chaucer and Spenser were the second ...
... associate in London and proposed should wind their affaire to younger He had nowhere to to do tired of aimless life rate had John Keats’ to die home Melbourne making her towards with rich freight hundred Sere who were beginning to count the ys that would in ...
... kittens and all. •aid Hawtrey —only a little louder, and without trace of serious annoyance. Another ceentrie headmaster was John Keate. He was forever flogging or threatening to flog. His comment on the text. Blessed are the pure in heart, was, Mind that ...
... Newfoundland a single passenger who had been friendly with a sailor on board named Keating. On the arrival of the brig at St. John's Keating took the stranger to his home, where one day the stranger, who was Thompson, let him into the secret of the hidden treasure ...
... with sajt. The sardines, delicate creatures, die air in few seconds. In dying they make noise very like the cry of mouse. John Keats was a lover of good claret, and his culogium on this wine is quoted in Mr. E. V. Lucas’s “The Friendly Town: A Little Book ...
... inst.. at 32. Peel-street, North. wood. Sampson Jones, aged 78 years. KEATS.—On the 26th ult.. Hannah, the wife of the late John Keats. of Hannah Hall. LOWNDES.—On the 6th inst., at the Vine Hotel. London-road, Stoke, John Lowndes. aged years. PICOT.—On the ...