Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats and Other Essays

Aristotle Bacon Baconian theories beauty Burns Byron called character Chaucer circumstance Coleridge concrete consists creation creative Dallas delight distinct Dugald Stewart earth Edinburgh England English poetry English poets epic poetry example expression exquisite eyes fact faculty fancy feeling friends genius habit Hampstead Hampstead Heath hand Homer human Hume ideal imagery imitation impassioned incident intellectual Keats kind language Leigh Hunt Lerici less literary literature living London Lord Cockburn lyrical matter meaning metre metrical Milton mode mood nation nature objects oinois original passages passion peculiar phantasies philosophy phrase physiognomy pleasure poems Poesy poet poetic poetry prose prose-writer pure Quincey rhyme rich scenes Scotchmen Scotland Scott Scottish mind seems sense sensuous Shakespeare Shelley Shelley's Sir William Hamilton song soul speculation spirit Suspiria de Profundis tendency theory things thou thought tion true universe verse walk whole words Wordsworth writings