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Stephen Crane

I looked here;

I looked there;

Nowhere could I see my love.

And--this time--

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1822. Hellas. A Drama on the Grecian War of Liberation.

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Percy Bysshe Shelley·1792–1822·Romanticism
824. Posthumous Poems. Include Julian and Maddalo,written in 1818, The Witch of Atlas, 1820, TheTriumph of Life, 1822, and many other compositionsand translations. The _Masque of Anarchy_ and _Peter Bell the Third_, both written byShelley in 1819, were published later on; also various minor poems,complete or fragmentary. _Peter Bell the Third_ has a certain fortuitousconnexion with Keats. It was written in consequence of Shelley's havingread in _The Examiner_ a notice of _Peter Bell, a Lyrical Ballad_ (theproduction of John Hamilton Reynolds): and this notice, as has veryrecently been proved, was the handiwork of Keats. Shelley cannot havebeen aware of that fact. His prose _Essays and Letters_, including _TheDefence of Poetry_, appeared in 1840. The only known work of Shelley,extant but yet unpublished, is the _Philosophical View of Reform_: anabstract of it, with several extracts, was printed in the _FortnightlyReview_ in 1886.