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wn's house whilst they
were in Scotlandand had now moved to a street near by. Miss Fanny Brawne returned his lovebut she seems
never to have understood his nature or his needs. High-spirited and fond of pleasure she did not apparently
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allow the thought of her invalid lover to interfere much with her enjoyment of life. She would nothowever
abandon her engagementand she probably gave him all which it was in her nature to give. Ill-health made
himon the other handmorbidly dissatisfied and suspicious; andas a result of his illness and her limitations
his love throughout brought him restlessness and torment rather than peace and comfort.
Towards the end of July he went to Shanklin and therein collaboration with Brownwrote a play_Otho the
Great_. Brown tells us how they used to sitone on either side of a tablehe sketching out the scenes and
handing each oneas the outline was finishedto Keats to write. As Keats never knew what was coming it was
quite impossible that the characters should be adequately conceivedor that the drama should be a united
whole. Nevertheless there is much that is beautiful and promising in it. It should not be forgotten that Keats's
'greatest ambition' wasin his own words'the writing of a few fine [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]