Titlebook: Consuming Keats; Nineteenth-Century R Sarah Wootton Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 English l

hedonic

Stand der Technik der Betriebsstrategien,The picture has always told me another story, however.

Observe

Grundlagen der Hybridfahrzeuge,I loved thee ere I loved a woman, Love. (Rossetti, ‘To Art’) I have come to that pass of admiration for him [Keats] now, that I dare not read him, so discontented he makes me with my own work. (Ruskin, ., V, 81)

轻触

Introduction,A man’s life of any worth is a continual allegory

Temporal-Lobe

,Keats’s Posthumous Life of Elegy,And shall we mourn, thou Poet of the flowers, That daisies bloom’d above thee ere the hours Of perfect fruitage brought thy riper parts? (Thomas Hall Caine, ‘John Keats’ [1880], 9–11)

配置

,Pre-Raphaelite Visions of Keats’s Poetry,The picture has always told me another story, however.

奖牌

免除责任

,Keats’s Belle Dame as ,split your life. I think that my soul is red Like the soul of a sword or a scarlet flower: But when these are dead They have had their hour. I shall have had mine, too. (Charlotte Mew, ‘The Quiet House’ [1916], 35–43)

exacerbate

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