The Poems of John KeatsMethuen, 1926 - 639 pages |
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Page 264
... moon and bright , And the stars they glisten , glisten , Seeming with bright eyes to listen— For what listen they ? For a song and for a charm , See they glisten in alarm , And the moon is waxing warm To hear what I shall say . Moon ...
... moon and bright , And the stars they glisten , glisten , Seeming with bright eyes to listen— For what listen they ? For a song and for a charm , See they glisten in alarm , And the moon is waxing warm To hear what I shall say . Moon ...
Page 415
... Moon , who with thy cold and silver shine Makes sweet the horror of the dreadful night , Delighting the weak eye with smiles divine , Which Phoebus dazzles with his too much light ; Bright Queen of the first Heaven , if in thy shrine ...
... Moon , who with thy cold and silver shine Makes sweet the horror of the dreadful night , Delighting the weak eye with smiles divine , Which Phoebus dazzles with his too much light ; Bright Queen of the first Heaven , if in thy shrine ...
Page 420
... moon . the following reading : - From our tars Spirits , and before as dances Like litter on the points of Arthurs Lances . HBF supplies Of these bright powers are the Sun , and Moon , which is noticeable in its suggestion of Keats's ...
... moon . the following reading : - From our tars Spirits , and before as dances Like litter on the points of Arthurs Lances . HBF supplies Of these bright powers are the Sun , and Moon , which is noticeable in its suggestion of Keats's ...
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