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It shows signs of great age, but has been well cared for and ought to endure for many years yet. A noble plane, the highest tree of all, must have been a big fellow even when Keats paced beneath it \ other trees, both in front of the house and all around it, he must have known too, especially the venerable hawthorn at the back ; but many were only saplings in his time. The flowers at our feet were the old-fashioned kinds, such as Keats too may have liked about him, although I am wondering if th...e geraniums may not have been a thought too scarlet.
That the present occupiers are lovers of birds is proved by the prepara- tions for their comfort that we saw — hanging cocoanuts for tits and a tray of mixed food which, including as it did some scraps of raw meat, suggested that there may even be owls here. And if the familiar of Minerva, why not, once again, Philomel's self .'' Loitering in this abode of peace and listening to the soft song of some little invisible finch in the hawthorn, while blackbirds, thrushes, and sparrows dashed about on their important errands, I thought what an excellent thing it would be if " Lawn Bank," when it passed into the control of the Keats Memorial Trustees, could be known not only as a place of pilgrimage for those who love the poet, but, for those also, who, with perhaps little direct interest in Keats, love birds and gardens and would appreciate the opportunity 12.6 THE JOHN KEATS MEMORIAL VOLUME of stealing an hour or two from London's turmoil to think green thoughts in this green shade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It shows signs of great age, but has been well cared for and ought to endure for many years yet. A noble plane, the highest tree of all, must have been a big fellow even when Keats paced beneath it \ other trees, both in front of the house and all around it, he must have known too, especially the venerable hawthorn at the back ; but many were only saplings in his time. The flowers at our feet were the old-fashioned kinds, such as Keats too may have liked about him, although I am wondering if th...e geraniums may not have been a thought too scarlet.
That the present occupiers are lovers of birds is proved by the prepara- tions for their comfort that we saw — hanging cocoanuts for tits and a tray of mixed food which, including as it did some scraps of raw meat, suggested that there may even be owls here. And if the familiar of Minerva, why not, once again, Philomel's self .'' Loitering in this abode of peace and listening to the soft song of some little invisible finch in the hawthorn, while blackbirds, thrushes, and sparrows dashed about on their important errands, I thought what an excellent thing it would be if " Lawn Bank," when it passed into the control of the Keats Memorial Trustees, could be known not only as a place of pilgrimage for those who love the poet, but, for those also, who, with perhaps little direct interest in Keats, love birds and gardens and would appreciate the opportunity 12.6 THE JOHN KEATS MEMORIAL VOLUME of stealing an hour or two from London's turmoil to think green thoughts in this green shade.
What to read after The John Keats Memorial volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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