The Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley in Verse and Prose, Now First ...

Percy Bysshe Shelley, Harry Buxton Forman

KEATS'S LOVE LETTERS.

NOW READY,

In One Volume, foolscap 8vo., cloth, bevelled boards, Price 8s. 6d.,

LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS TO FANNY BRAWNe, written in the years 1819 and 1820, and now first given from the original MSS., with Introduction, Notes, Appendix, and Index,

By H. BUXTON FORMAN,

Illustrated with SEVERN's last portrait of KEATS, etched by W. B. Scorт; a silhouette of FANNY BRAWNE, and an exquisite fac-simile of a three-page letter, printed upon actual paper of the period.

These Letters, thirty-seven in number, are not included in any other collection, and no edition of KEATS'S writings is complete without them.

"It is full of most important disclosures with regard to the hidden springs of Keats's life and thought. It reveals to us in a new light, not only the man, but also the poet. In a certain sense, the publication of these letters might even be called the fulfilment of a duty.”Pall Mall Gazette.

"Nothing in the literature of this century has been so much looked forward to and desired as these love letters. Mr. Forman has displayed in editing them a scrupulous care and a tasteful delicacy that will do him great credit. He is a bibliographer of genius, and on every obscure point he has patiently concentrated the light of investigation."-Academy.

"That these letters are an essential part of Keats's biography, that they show at the same time the close reciprocity of the poet's life and the poet's work, no competent judge can deny."-New Quarterly Magazine.

London: REEVES & TURNER, 196, Strand.

A single copy on finest vellum, demy 8vo., and three or four small copies on coloured bank-note paper, each unique, are to be obtained Particulars may be had of the EDITOR, 46, Marlborough Hill, St. John's Wood, N.W.