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john4525 · Wysłany: Wto 7:47, 08 Mar 2011 Temat postu: Until I cry out‘hold

ularly if he got hold of another student’s Syllabus. In my
Syllabus of chemical lectures he scribbled many lines on the paper cover.
This cover has been long torn o?except one small piece on which is the
following fragment of doggerel rhyme:
Give me womenwine & snu
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Until I cry out‘hold [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! Enough’.
You may do sosans objection
Until the day of resurrection.
This is all that r[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]insand is the only piece of his writing which is now
in my possession.
Letter to G. F. Mathew
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Stephens gave up medicine and became a celebrated ink manu-
facturer. The fragmentary manuscript which he quotes in the letter
survives; he omitted the last two lines––
For bless my beard they aye shall be
My beloved Trinity.
When Wordsworth came to TownI brought Keats to himby his
Wordsworth’s desire. Keats expressed to me as we walked to Queen Anne
St East the greatestthe purestthe most unalloyed pleasure at the pro-
spect. Wordsworth received him kindlyand after a few minutes asked
him what he had been lately doing. I said he had just ?nished an exquisite
ode to Pan [the ‘Hymn to Pan’ in Endymion]and as he had not a copy I
begged Keats to repeat it––which he did inyilai:
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