The Poetical Works And Other Writings of John Keats, volume 3
The Poetical Works And Other Writings of John Keats, volume 3
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* For the sonnet see Volume II, pages 317-18.
Digitized by Google MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS. 229 LXV.
To Fanny Keats.
Miss Tuckey's, Walthamstow.
[Postmark^ Hampstead, 9 October 181 8.] My dear Fanny, Poor Tom is about the same as when you saw him last ; perhaps weaker — were it not for that I should have been over to pay you a visit these fine days. I got to the stage half an hour before it set out and counted the buns and tarts in a Pastry-cook's window and was just beginning with the Jellies. Th...ere was no one in the Coach who had a Mind to eat me like Mr. Sham-deaf.
I shall be punctual in enquiring about next Thursday — Your affectionate Brother John The situation is not very clearly indicated in this note, unless we are to read half an hour before it set out as an elliptical expres- sion for half an hour before it would have set out had there been passengers enough. Otherwise, one cannot well see what was the explanation of the change of plan.
Digitized by Google I ^ 230 MISCELLANEOUS LElli:.ixa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* For the sonnet see Volume II, pages 317-18.
Digitized by Google MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS. 229 LXV.
To Fanny Keats.
Miss Tuckey's, Walthamstow.
[Postmark^ Hampstead, 9 October 181 8.] My dear Fanny, Poor Tom is about the same as when you saw him last ; perhaps weaker — were it not for that I should have been over to pay you a visit these fine days. I got to the stage half an hour before it set out and counted the buns and tarts in a Pastry-cook's window and was just beginning with the Jellies. Th...ere was no one in the Coach who had a Mind to eat me like Mr. Sham-deaf.
I shall be punctual in enquiring about next Thursday — Your affectionate Brother John The situation is not very clearly indicated in this note, unless we are to read half an hour before it set out as an elliptical expres- sion for half an hour before it would have set out had there been passengers enough. Otherwise, one cannot well see what was the explanation of the change of plan.
Digitized by Google I ^ 230 MISCELLANEOUS LElli:.ixa.
What to read after The Poetical Works And Other Writings of John Keats, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Keats, Harry Buxton Forman to read onlineMoreLess
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