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The Romantics once again made some amends ; two of the greatest poems in the English tongue are Shelley's ode " To a Skylark ' and Keats ' ' Ode to a Nightingale ' , from which last poem we have already quoted .
The Romantics once again made some amends ; two of the greatest poems in the English tongue are Shelley's ode " To a Skylark ' and Keats ' ' Ode to a Nightingale ' , from which last poem we have already quoted .
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Keats adopted it in The Eve of St. Agnes ' : And still she slept an azure - lidded sleep , In blanchéd linen , smooth and lavendered , While he from forth the closet brought a heap Of candied apple , quince , and plum , and gourd ...
Keats adopted it in The Eve of St. Agnes ' : And still she slept an azure - lidded sleep , In blanchéd linen , smooth and lavendered , While he from forth the closet brought a heap Of candied apple , quince , and plum , and gourd ...
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They sat up till after midnight , talking and reading out passages in turn , and then parted with a half - serious promise to put into verse for each other their impressions of the poem ; Cowden Clarke went to bed , and John Keats ...
They sat up till after midnight , talking and reading out passages in turn , and then parted with a half - serious promise to put into verse for each other their impressions of the poem ; Cowden Clarke went to bed , and John Keats ...
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