Literary By Paths in Old England
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The days which he spent here were the last good days of his life. " Under the influence of this deceptive flicker, he came to that resolve to make the plunge into a Lon- don life of journalism. Hence the letter to his friend Dilke, begging him to secure a " couple of rooms in Westminster. Quietness and cheap- ness are the essentials. " As Keats was following his letter in a few days, Dilke had little time to make such choice, and this, together with his evident desire to have the poet near him,... ac- counts for him taking the necessary rooms in Great College Street, Westminster, within a stone's throw of his own home. Even after nearly a hundred years, it would be difficult to imagine a thoroughfare more suited to the needs of Keats. Though in the heart of London it is not of it. Down one side runs the high wall of the gardens of Westminster Abbey, and from 256 KEATS IN HIS STUDY AT HAJIPSTEAD IN OLD ENGLAND the upper windows of the old-fashioned houses on the opposite side of the street there are unique views of that historic building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The days which he spent here were the last good days of his life. " Under the influence of this deceptive flicker, he came to that resolve to make the plunge into a Lon- don life of journalism. Hence the letter to his friend Dilke, begging him to secure a " couple of rooms in Westminster. Quietness and cheap- ness are the essentials. " As Keats was following his letter in a few days, Dilke had little time to make such choice, and this, together with his evident desire to have the poet near him,... ac- counts for him taking the necessary rooms in Great College Street, Westminster, within a stone's throw of his own home. Even after nearly a hundred years, it would be difficult to imagine a thoroughfare more suited to the needs of Keats. Though in the heart of London it is not of it. Down one side runs the high wall of the gardens of Westminster Abbey, and from 256 KEATS IN HIS STUDY AT HAJIPSTEAD IN OLD ENGLAND the upper windows of the old-fashioned houses on the opposite side of the street there are unique views of that historic building.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Charles Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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