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Excerpt from A Concordance to the Poems of John Keats
Although Keats's vocabulary does not, perhaps, contain a large number of root words, his poetry, nevertheless, shows variety in phrase and in combinations Of words. Dew, for instance, has been classed among his favorite words; yet it has in his poetry no stereotyped modifier, as is Often the case with a noun in Spenser, occurring only once with each of the following attributes: heavens', evening, rich, tremulous, ethereal, pearliest, odorous, drizzling, trickling, clammy, nectarous, authentic, sweet and virulent, fever, manna, wrathful. In addition we find dew of summer night, dew of speech, dew of wild white rose, cold dews.
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