Life of John Keats
Life of John Keats
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In recent years the portion of the cemetery where he reposes has been cut ofT by a fortification. A little altar-tomb was set up for him,, sculptured with a Greek lyre, and inscribed with his name and his own epitaph, " Here lies one whose name was writ in water.'' Severn attended affectionately to all this^ and the whole was completed about two years after the Digitized by Google LIFE OF KEATS, 119 poet's death. In 1875 General Sir Vincent Eyre and some other Englishmen and Americans repaired ...the stone, and placed on an adjacent wall a medallion portrait of Keats, presented by its sculptor, Mr. War- rington Wood. Severn, who died in August 1879, having been British Consul in Rome for many years, now lies in close proximity to his friend. Shelley's remains are interred hard by, but in the new cemetery, — not the old one, which received the bones of Keats. As early as 1836 Severn was able to attest that his connection with the poet had been of benefit to his own professional career. The friend and death-bed companion of Keats had by that time become a personage, apart from the merit, be it greater or less, of his performances as a painter.
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In recent years the portion of the cemetery where he reposes has been cut ofT by a fortification. A little altar-tomb was set up for him,, sculptured with a Greek lyre, and inscribed with his name and his own epitaph, " Here lies one whose name was writ in water.'' Severn attended affectionately to all this^ and the whole was completed about two years after the Digitized by Google LIFE OF KEATS, 119 poet's death. In 1875 General Sir Vincent Eyre and some other Englishmen and Americans repaired ...the stone, and placed on an adjacent wall a medallion portrait of Keats, presented by its sculptor, Mr. War- rington Wood. Severn, who died in August 1879, having been British Consul in Rome for many years, now lies in close proximity to his friend. Shelley's remains are interred hard by, but in the new cemetery, — not the old one, which received the bones of Keats. As early as 1836 Severn was able to attest that his connection with the poet had been of benefit to his own professional career. The friend and death-bed companion of Keats had by that time become a personage, apart from the merit, be it greater or less, of his performances as a painter.
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