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E Selected Letters of John Keats E Selected Letters of John Keats r e v i s e d e d i t i o n edited by g r a n t f . s c o t t BasedonthetextsofHyderEdwardRollins harvard universit y press Cambridge,Massachusetts London,England Copyright©1958bythePresidentandFellowsofHarvardCollege Copyright©renewed1986byHerschelC.Baker, theExecutoroftheauthorHyderEdwardRollins Copyright©2002bythePresidentandFellowsofHarvardCollege Allrightsreserved PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica FirstHarvardUniversityPresspaperbackedition,2005 LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData Keats,John,1795–1821. [Correspondence.Selections] SelectedlettersofJohnKeats/editedbyGrantF.Scott.—Rev.ed. p.cm. Rev.ed.of:ThelettersofJohnKeats,1814–1821.1958. “BasedonthetextsofHyderEdwardRollins.” Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. ISBN0-674-00749-2(cloth) ISBN0-674-01841-9(pbk.) 1.Keats,John,1795–1821—Correspondence. 2.Poets,English—19thcentury—Correspondence. I.Scott,GrantF. II.Title. PR4836.A42002 821(cid:2).7—dc21 [B] 2001051862 E c o n t e n t s Preface xiii EditorialProcedures xv Acknowledgments xix Introduction xxi EventsintheLifeofJohnKeats xxxv Keats’sCorrespondents xxxix letters, 1816–1821 1816–1817 c. c. clarke September ................................ 3 c. c. clarke 9October ................................ 7 c. c. clarke 31October ................................ 8 b. r. haydon 20November.............................. 9 c. c. clarke 17December............................... 10 j. h. reynolds 17March ............................... 12 george and tom keats 15April ......................... 13 j. h. reynolds 17,18April .............................. 15 leigh hunt 10May ................................... 18 b. r. haydon 10,11May ................................ 22 taylor and hessey 16May............................. 26 taylor and hessey 10June............................. 27 jane and mariane reynolds 4September ................ 28 vi contents j. h. reynolds September .............................. 30 fanny keats 10September .............................. 31 j. h. reynolds 21September ............................ 34 b. r. haydon 28September .............................. 40 benjamin bailey 8October ............................. 41 benjamin bailey 28–30October.......................... 44 benjamin bailey 3November ........................... 48 benjamin bailey 22November .......................... 52 j. h. reynolds 22November ............................ 56 george and tom keats 21,27(?)December ................ 59 1818 george and tom keats 5January........................ 65 b. r. haydon 10January ................................ 69 george and tom keats 13,19January..................... 70 b. r. haydon 23January ................................ 72 john taylor 23January ................................ 74 benjamin bailey 23January............................. 75 george and tom keats 23,24January .................... 79 george and tom keats 30January....................... 82 john taylor 30January ................................ 85 j. h. reynolds 3February .............................. 86 george and tom keats 14(?)February .................... 88 j. h. reynolds 19February ............................. 92 george and tom keats 21February ...................... 94 john taylor 27February ............................... 96 benjamin bailey 13March ............................. 98 j. h. reynolds 14March ............................... 101 james rice 24March .................................. 104 j. h. reynolds 25March ............................... 107 b. r. haydon 8April .................................. 111 j. h. reynolds 9April................................. 113 j. h. reynolds 17April ................................ 115 contents vii john taylor 24April.................................. 116 j. h. reynolds 27April ............................... 118 j. h. reynolds 3May ................................. 120 benjamin bailey 21,25May ............................ 126 benjamin bailey 10June............................... 128 tom keats 25–27June .................................. 130 george and georgiana keats 27,28June ................ 135 tom keats 29June,1,2July .............................. 138 fanny keats 2,3,5July ................................ 142 tom keats 3,5,7,9July ................................ 148 j. h. reynolds 11,13July ............................... 152 tom keats 10,11,13,14July .............................. 156 tom keats 17,18,20,21July.............................. 162 benjamin bailey 18,22July ............................. 168 tom keats 23,26July .................................. 173 tom keats 3,6August ................................. 179 mrs. james wylie 6August ............................. 185 fanny keats 19August ................................. 187 c. w. dilke 20,21September ............................ 189 j. h. reynolds 22(?)September .......................... 191 j. a. hessey 8October ................................. 192 fanny keats 26October ................................ 193 richard woodhouse 27October ........................ 194 george and georgiana keats 14,16,21,24,31October ....... 196 james rice 24November................................ 209 b. r. haydon 22December .............................. 210 1819 george and georgiana keats 16–18,22,29(?),31December1818, 2–4January1819 ....................................... 215 b. r. haydon 10(?)January.............................. 238 fanny keats 11February ................................ 239 b. r. haydon 18(?)February ............................. 241 viii contents fanny keats 27February ............................... 242 b. r. haydon 8March ................................. 243 fanny keats 13March ................................. 244 joseph severn 29March ............................... 246 fanny keats 31March ................................. 247 fanny keats 12April .................................. 249 b. r. haydon 13April .................................. 250 fanny keats 1May(?) ................................. 252 george and georgiana keats 14,19February,3(?),12,13,17, 19March,15,16,21,30April,3,4May ........................ 254 miss jeffery 31May................................... 301 miss jeffery 9June ................................... 303 fanny keats 9June ................................... 305 b. r. haydon 17June .................................. 306 fanny keats 17June................................... 307 fanny brawne 1July .................................. 308 fanny keats 6July.................................... 310 fanny brawne 8July .................................. 312 j. h. reynolds 11July ................................. 314 fanny brawne 15(?)July ............................... 315 fanny brawne 25July ................................. 317 c. w. dilke (with charles brown) 31July ............... 319 fanny brawne 5,6August .............................. 321 benjamin bailey 14August ............................. 323 fanny brawne 16August ............................... 324 john taylor 23August ................................ 327 j. h. reynolds 24August .............................. 329 fanny keats 28August ................................. 330 john taylor 31August................................. 332 j. a. hessey 5September ................................ 333 john taylor 5September ............................... 334 fanny brawne 13September............................. 338 john taylor (from richard woodhouse) 19,20September ....................................... 339 contents ix j. h. reynolds 21September ............................ 344 richard woodhouse 21,22September .................... 347 charles brown 22September ........................... 353 c. w. dilke 22September ............................... 355 charles brown 23September ........................... 358 george and georgiana keats 17,18,20,21,24,25, 27September ......................................... 359 c. w. dilke 1October.................................. 385 b. r. haydon (with charles brown) 3October ........... 386 fanny brawne 11October .............................. 389 fanny brawne 13October .............................. 390 fanny brawne 19October .............................. 391 fanny keats 26(?)October.............................. 392 william haslam 2November............................ 393 joseph severn 15November............................. 394 john taylor 17November .............................. 395 james rice December .................................. 396 fanny keats 20December .............................. 397 1820 georgiana wylie keats 13,15,17,28January ................ 403 fanny brawne 4(?)February ............................ 411 fanny keats 6February ................................ 412 fanny keats 8February ................................ 413 fanny brawne 10(?)February ........................... 414 fanny brawne February(?) ............................. 415 fanny keats 14February................................ 416 fanny brawne February(?) ............................. 417 fanny brawne February(?) ............................. 417 fanny brawne February(?) ............................. 418 james rice 14,16February............................... 419 fanny brawne February(?) ............................. 420 fanny brawne February(?) ............................. 421

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