Adonais by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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crack, and will take a deal of killing. I do not know much of Mr.
Hazlitt, but.... I knew personally but little of Keats; but, on the news of his situation, I wrote to him, suggesting the propriety of trying the Italian climate, and inviting him to join me. Unfortunately he did not allow me. * * * * * 1. And the green paradise which western waves Embosom in their ever-wailing sweep,-- Talking of freedom to their tongueless caves, Or to the spirits which within them keep A record of the wrongs which, though they sleep, 5 Die not, but dream of retribution,--heard His hymns, and echoing them from steep to steep, Kept-- * * * * * 2. And ever as he went he swept a lyre |
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