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skip to content john keats bicentenary menu and widgets search for: categories 1817 1818 about the john keats bicentenary website john keats in 1816 john keats: the early years keats bicentenary diary uncategorised recent posts 200 years ago keats dined with his publisher 200 years ago keats wrote to jane reynolds 200 years ago keats wrote to his sister about arranging a visit 200 years ago keats promised his sister some pebbles from scotland 200 years ago keats returned to hampstead at the end of his scottish walking tour 200 years ago keats dined with his publisher on monday 14 september 1818 keats dined with his publisher james hessey at 93 fleet street. other guests included richard woodhouse and william hazlitt (who was going to sue blackwoods over z’s damning article about him in their august edition). keats stayed the night. woodhouse later wrote: “i may have misconceived you — but i understood you to say, you thought there was now nothing original to be written in poetry: that its riches were already exhausted, & all its beauties forestalled — & that you should, consequently, write no more… i cannot assent to your premises and i most earnestly deprecate your conclusion.— for my part, i believe most sincerely that the wealth of poetry is unexhausted & inexhaustible…” [letter from woodhouse to keats 21 september 1818, in letters and papers of the keats circle i, 48] posted on 14th september 2018 categories 1818 leave a comment on 200 years ago keats dined with his publisher 200 years ago keats wrote to jane reynolds on tuesday 1 september 1818 keats wrote to jane reynolds about her brother’s lucky escape when the coach he was travelling in overturned. “i am glad john is not hurt, but gone safe into devonshire.” the august edition of blackwood’s edinburgh review was published this day, containing an anonymous vicious criticism of ‘endymion’ signed by ‘z’. no doubt other websites will quote the review. i prefer not to. posted on 1st september 2018 categories 1818 leave a comment on 200 years ago keats wrote to jane reynolds 200 years ago keats wrote to his sister about arranging a visit on tuesday 25 august 1818 keats wrote to his sister about persuading their guardian (richard abbey) to allow her to visit their brother tom, who was dangerously ill: “i have just written to mr. abbey to ask him to let you come and see poor tom who has lately been much worse. he is better at present — sends his love to you and wishes much to see you — i hope he will shortly — i have not been able to come to walthamstow on his account as well as a little indisposition of my own. i have asked mr. a. to write me — if he does not mention anything of it to you, i will tell you what reasons he has though i do not think he will make any objection. write me what you want with a flageolet and i will get one ready for you by the time you come. your affectionate brother john ——.” [image anonymous french flageolet iltempo.be] posted on 25th august 2018 categories 1818 leave a comment on 200 years ago keats wrote to his sister about arranging a visit 200 years ago keats promised his sister some pebbles from scotland on tuesday 18 august 1818 keats wrote to his sister: “i did not intend to have returned to london so soon but have a bad sore throat from a cold i caught in the island of mull: therefore i thought it best to get home as soon as possible, and went on board the smack from cromarty. we had a nine days’ passage and were landed at london bridge yesterday. i shall have a good deal to tell you about scotland — i would begin here but i have a confounded toothache. tom has not been getting better since i left london and for the last fortnight has been worse than ever — he has been getting a little better for these two or three days. i shall ask mr. abbey to let me bring you to hampstead… i have a few scotch pebbles for you from the island of icolmkill… i am sorry for your poor canary. you shall have another volume of my first book. my toothache keeps on so that i cannot write with any pleasure — all i can say now is that your letter is a very nice one without fault and that you will hear from or see in a few days if his throat will let him, your affectionate brother john.” photo: https://images.freeimages.com/images/large-previews/826/pebbles-at-columbas-bay-1254556.jpg posted on 18th august 2018 categories 1818 leave a comment on 200 years ago keats promised his sister some pebbles from scotland 200 years ago keats returned to hampstead at the end of his scottish walking tour on monday 17 august 1818, after ten days sailing from cromarty on the smack george , keats called in at wentworth place on his way home to well walk. mrs dilke described him: ‘as brown and shabby as you can imagine, scarcely any shoes left, his jacket all torn at the back, a fur cap, a great plaid, and his knapsack. i cannot tell what he looked like.’ [maria dilke letter to c. w dilke senior, in charles wentworth dilke papers of a critic (london: j. murray 1875) 5] keats left without meeting the brawne family (who had rented brown’s side of wentworth place for the summer). at well walk he found tom’s condition very serious. posted on 17th august 2018 categories 1818 leave a comment on 200 years ago keats returned to hampstead at the end of his scottish walking tour 200 years ago keats left scotland on saturday 8 august 1818 keats ended his hiking tour of scotland. during the previous nine weeks he had walked 600 miles and climbed ben nevis, but the throat infection (which had started during his rain-sodden trek across mull) was so severe that he had to leave charles brown at cromarty (who completed the trip to john o’groats alone). keats boarded the smack george for the ten-day journey back to london. it was just as well: charles dilke had just written a letter summoning him back to hampstead, where his young brother tom had suffered another haemorrhage. keats would never fully recover from the throat infection. image: joseph stannard (1797-1830) ‘fishing smack and other vessels in a strong breeze’ file:joseph stannard – fishing smack and other vessels in a strong breeze – google art project.jpg posted on 8th august 2018 categories 1818 leave a comment on 200 years ago keats left scotland 200 years ago keats was at inverness on thursday 6 august 1818, keats and brown were at inverness, where keats wrote to mrs wylie (who was now his brother george’s mother-in-law): ‘my brother george has ever been more than a brother to me, he has been my greatest friend, and i can never forget the sacrifice you have made for his happiness… i must leave joking, an d seriously aver, that i have been very romantic indeed among these mountains and lakes. i have got wet through, day after day — eaten oat-cake, and drank whisky — walked up to my knees in bog — got a sore throat — gone to see icolmkill and staffa; met with wholesome food just here and there as it happened — went up ben nevis, and —n.b., came down again. sometimes when i am rather tired i lean rather languishingly on a rock, and long for some famous beauty to get down from her palfrey in passing, approach me, with — her saddle-bags, and give me — a dozen or two capital roastbeef sandwiches. when i come into a large town, you know there is no putting one’s knapsack into one’s fob, so the people stare. we have been taken for spectacle-vendors, razor-sellers, jewellers, travelling linendrapers, spies, excisemen, and many things i have no idea of.’ photo: epicurious.com/…/scottish-oatcakes-100408 posted on 6th august 2018 categories 1818 leave a comment on 200 years ago keats was at inverness 200 years ago keats wrote about his ascent of ben nevis on monday 3 august 1818 keats was at letterfinlay, where he wrote to his brother tom: “i have had nothing of consequence to tell you till yesterday when we went up ben nevis, the highest mountain in great britain. on that account i will never ascend another in this empire — skiddaw is nothing to it 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