John Keats Quotes

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To One who has been Long in City Pent

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Question 2

'’Fair and open face of heaven’’

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Question 3

'’some pleasant lair of wavy grass’’

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Question 4

'’Debonair…gentle…languishment’’

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Question 5

'’Returning home at evening’’

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Question 6

'’Catching the notes of Philomel’’

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Question 7

'’Like the passage of an angels tear’’

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Question 8

On First Looking Into Chapman’s Homer

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Question 9

'’Much have I travell’d’’

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Question 10

'’Deep brow’d Homer ruled as his demesne’’

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Question 11

'’Yet did I never breathe its pure serene’’

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Question 12

'’Chapman speak out loud and bold’’

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Question 13

'’Then felt I like some watcher of the skies’’

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Question 14

'’When a new planet swims into his ken’’

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Question 15

When I Have Fears That May Cease To Be

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Question 16

'’My pen has gleaned my teeming brain’’

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Question 17

'’High piled books…full ripen’d grain’’

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Question 18

'’I may never live’’

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Question 19

'’Fair creature of an hour’’

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Question 20

'’I shall never look upon thee more’’

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Question 21

'’Of the wide world I stand alone and think’’

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Question 22

'’To love and fame to nothingness do sink’’

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Question 23

La Belle Dame Sans Merci

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Question 24

'’No birds sing’’

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Question 25

''A fading rose''

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Question 26

''I met a lady...full beautiful...faery's child''

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Question 27

''Hair was long, foot was light...eyes were wild''

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Question 28

''She looked at me as she did love''

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Question 29

''And nothing else saw all day long''

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Question 30

''She lulled me asleep...on the cold hillside''

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Question 31

''Pale kings, princes, warriors...death pale were they all''

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Question 32

''To Autumn''

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Question 33

''With ripeness to the core''

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Question 34

''more...more''

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Question 35

''Thy hair soft-lifted by the winnowing wind''

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Question 36

''Soft dying day''

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Question 37

''The red breast whistles from a garden croft and gathering swallows twitter in the skies''

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Question 38

Bright Star, Would I Were Steadfast As Thou Art

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Question 39

''Not in lone splendour hung aloft the night and ''watching

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Question 40

''No- Yet still steadfast, still unchangeable''

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Question 41

''Pillow'd upon my fair love's ripening breast''

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Question 42

''Soft fall and swell''

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Question 43

''Still, Still to hear the tender taken breath''

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Question 44

''Swoon to death''

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