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Letters of John Keats to His Family and Friends

CLII.—TO BENJAMIN ROBERT HAYDON.

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[Mortimer Terrace, July 1820.]

My dear Haydon—I am sorry to be obliged to try your patience a few more days when you will have the Book[118] sent from Town. I am glad to hear you are in progress with another Picture. Go on. I am afraid I shall pop off just when my mind is able to run alone.

Your sincere friend John Keats.

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