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The complete poetical works of John Keats

John Keats · 1900 · Scanned text · Free in the US

124,373 words · about 8 h 43 min to read

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Language
English
Published
1900
Length
124,373 words · about 8 h 43 min
Sections
97 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (97)
  1. Front matter about 1 min
  2. Table Of Contents about 1 h 26 min
  3. Preface about 1 min
  4. Book I about 1 min
  5. Book First 79 about 2 min
  6. BOOK FIRST 8i about 2 min
  7. Book First 83 about 2 min
  8. Book First 85 about 2 min
  9. Book First S7 about 2 min
  10. Book First 89 about 2 min
  11. BOOK FIRST 91 A patient watch over the stream that creeps about 2 min
  12. BOOK FIRST 93 Ah ! thou hast been unhappy at the change 520 about 2 min
  13. BOOK FIRST 95 And dropt my vision to the horizon's verge ; 590 about 3 min
  14. Book First 97 about 3 min
  15. BOOK FIRST 99 Among the winds at large — that all may hearken ! about 5 min
  16. BOOK FIRST 103 With leaves stuck in them ; and the Neptune be about 3 min
  17. BOOK FIRST 105 May sigh my love unto her pitying ! about 1 min
  18. Book II about 1 min
  19. BOOK SECOND 107 Are things to brood on with more ardency about 2 min
  20. BOOK SECOND 109 The bitterness of love : too long indeed about 5 min
  21. BOOK SECOND 113 Of any spirit to tell, but one of those 250 about 2 min
  22. Book Second 115 about 2 min
  23. BOOK SECOND 117 In midst of all, there lay a sleeping youth about 2 min
  24. BOOK SECOND 119 Of diverse passion ; when her lips and eyes about 2 min
  25. BOOK SECOND 121 "What themselves think of it ; from forth his eyes 540 about 3 min
  26. BOOK SECOND 123 Cover'd with crystal vines ; then weeping trees about 2 min
  27. Book Second 125 about 3 min
  28. Book Second 127 about 3 min
  29. BOOK SECOND 129 And then the forest told it in a dream about 3 min
  30. BOOK SECOND 131 Meant but to fertilize my earthly root about 3 min
  31. BOOK SECOND 133 'T is almost death to hear : O let me pour about 1 min
  32. BOOK III There are who lord it o'er their fellow-men about 1 min
  33. BOOK THIRD 135 And poise about in cloudy thunder-tents about 2 min
  34. BOOK THIRD ' 137 Thou madest Pluto bear thin element about 2 min
  35. Book Third 139 about 3 min
  36. BOOK THIRD 141 I '11 swim to the sirens, and one moment listen about 3 min
  37. Book Third 143 about 3 min
  38. Book Third 145 about 3 min
  39. Book Third 147 about 2 min
  40. Book Third 149 about 3 min
  41. Book Third 151 about 2 min
  42. Book Third 153 about 2 min
  43. BOOK THIRD 155 * Let us commence,' Whisper'd the guide, stuttering with joy, 'even about 2 min
  44. BOOK THIRD 157 Into the vaulted, boundless emerald about 2 min
  45. Book Third 159 about 4 min
  46. Book Fourth 163 about 1 min
  47. Book IV about 2 min
  48. BOOK FOURTH 165 Before me, till from these enslaving eyes 50 about 3 min
  49. BOOK FOURTH 167 Outblackens Erebus, and the full-cavern'd earth about 2 min
  50. BOOK FOURTH 169 ' Beneath my palm-trees, by the river side about 2 min
  51. Book Fourth 171 about 2 min
  52. Book Fourth 173 about 2 min
  53. Book Fourth 175 about 3 min
  54. BOOK FOURTH 177 Hath no revenge in it : as it is whole about 2 min
  55. Book Fourth 179 about 5 min
  56. BOOK FOURTH 183 Pipes will I fashion of the syrinx flag about 3 min
  57. Book Fourth 185 about 5 min
  58. Book Fourth 189 about 3 min
  59. BOOK FOURTH 191 If it were heaven's will, on our sad fate.' about 31 min
  60. II about 14 min
  61. III Ah, happy, happy boughs ! that cannot shed under 1 min
  62. IV Who are these coming to the sacrifice ? about 3 min
  63. VI So, ye three Ghosts, adieu 1 Ye cannot raise about 4 min
  64. VII under 1 min
  65. IX about 11 min
  66. PART I Upon a time, before the faery broods about 14 min
  67. Part II about 11 min
  68. Scene I Otho The Great 275 Dramas Otho The Great under 1 min
  69. ACT I Scene I. — An Apartment in the Castle about 6 min
  70. SCENE II OTHO THE GREAT 281 Scene II. — The Court-yard of the Castle about 8 min
  71. Scene III. — The Country^ with the Castle in the distance Enter Ludolph and Sigifred about 5 min
  72. ACT II Scene I. — An antechamber in the Castle Enter Ludolph and Sigipred about 1 min
  73. Scene I Otho The Great 293 about 5 min
  74. SCENE II OTHO THE GREAT 297 For you, whose wings so shadow over me about 7 min
  75. ACT III Scene I. — The Country Enter Albert about 14 min
  76. ACT IV Scene I. — Auranthe's Apartment about 13 min
  77. ACT V Scene I. — A part of the Forest about 4 min
  78. Scene III. — An inner Court in the Castle Enter Sigifred, Gonfred, and Theodore, meeting about 1 min
  79. SCENE IV OTHO THE GREAT 331 Scene IV. — A Cabinet, opening towards a terrace about 2 min
  80. Scene V Otho The Great 333 about 19 min
  81. BOOK I Deep in the shady sadness of a vale about 1 min
  82. BOOK FIRST 353 Or with a finger stay'd Ixion's wheel. 30 about 3 min
  83. BOOK FIRST 355 How was it nurtured to such bursting forth about 2 min
  84. Book First 357 about 2 min
  85. Book First 359 about 2 min
  86. Book First 361 about 1 min
  87. BOOK II Just at the self-same beat of Time's wide wings about 1 min
  88. BOOK SECOND 363 Lay vast and edgeways ; like a dismal cirque about 2 min
  89. Book Second 365 about 3 min
  90. Book Second 367 about 3 min
  91. Book Second 369 about 3 min
  92. Book Second 371 about 2 min
  93. BOOK III Thus in alternate uproar and sad peace under 1 min
  94. BOOK THIRD 373 Meantime touch piously the Delphic harp, 10 about 3 min
  95. BOOK THIRD 375 Why should I strive to show what from thy lips about 36 min
  96. CANTO I Fanatics have their dreams, wherewith they weave about 15 min
  97. Canto II about 48 min

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COPYRIGHT DEPOSIT

KEATS'S POEMS

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