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... in author's handwriting in ink and signed F. Locker , of his poem , " A Terrible Infant , " 8 lines . This is one ... Keats , John . Poems . C. & J. Oilier , 1817. Reprinted , Noel Douglas 1927. Noel Douglas Replica . Cream blind ...
... John Keats , V. S. Pritchett , and Frank O'Connor , among others ) from the point of view of a practicing critic ... in Author's Lives : On Literary Biography and the Arts of Language ( New York : St. Martin's Press , 1990 ) ...
... John L. Sweeney. 1956; Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1989. James, Reese Davis. Cradle of Culture. The ... [Keats, John.] The Letters of John Keats 1814-1821. 2 vols, ed. Hyder Edward Rollins. Cambridge, MA: Harvard ...
... in author John Keats's words , “ a crack in the picture window . " 32 It wasn't only that the life of the full - time housewife was becom- ing psychologically untenable . It was also turning out to be finan- cially untenable . There was ...
... in author's pos- session , chapter 7 : 3 ; David Gartman , Auto Opium : A Social History of the American Automo ... John Keats , The Insolent Chariots ( Greenwich , CT : Fawcett , 1959 ) , 26 ; David L. Lewis and Laurence Gold ...