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Letters of John Keats to Fanny Brawne

Note 50 — XXXIII to XXXVII. KENTISH TOWN—PREPARING FOR ITALY.

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This extreme bitterness of feeling must have supervened, one would think, in increased bodily disease; for the letter was clearly written after the parting of Keats and Brown at Gravesend, which took place on the 7th of May, 1819, and on which occasion there is every reason to think that the friends were undivided in attachment. I imagine Keats would gladly have seen Brown within a week of this time had there been any opportunity.

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