Manuscripts written by Keats

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1. Fairy song. Copy of the poem possibly in the hand of Frederick Locker-Lampson
2. [I stood on tiptoe upon a little hill] 22 holograph lines, including lines 70 through 80 and 116 through 123 of the poem as published in Keats' Poetical works, ed. by H. W. Garrod, Oxford, 1939
3. [Lamia] "From Lycius answer'd..." Holograph of Part II, lines 293-4
4. [Lamia] 6 holograph lines, including lines 324 through 329 of Part 1 of the poem as published in Keats' Poetical works, ed. by H. W. Garrod, Oxford, 1939
5. "O thou whose face hath felt the Winter's wind." Holograph poem (incomplete). Copied by Helen (Merrell) Lynd from p. 231 of The letters of John Keats, ed. by Hyder Edward Rollins, Harvard Univ. Press, 1958
6. [Ode on melancholy] Holograph of Stanza 3
7. Ode to a nightingale. Manuscript poem copied in an unknown hand. On Admiralty yacht notepaper. In Robert Seymour Bridges' phonetic spelling
8. [Otho the Great] 14 holograph lines including lines 138, 142 through 148, 178 through 180 of Act V, Scene V as published in Keats' Poetical works, ed. by H. W. Garrod, Oxford, 1939
9. Sonnet to sleep. Holograph