Here's Keats on the Maria Crowther. Hope this image turns out!

This image was painted by Severn.
Credo Buffa wrote:Well, now that I've written this whole novel of a response, it almost seems you don't need to read the book!
Malia wrote:Especially when you think of what they thought of eachother. How, in their "orphan-hood" with George gone and Tom dead, they relied on each other (at least spiritually) to be family to one another.
Credo Buffa wrote:He also seemed to know just how to talk to her: he wasn't condescending to her in his letters, despite their age difference, but at the same time, he seemed to take an interest in "girl things" for her. I think that Keats's letters to his sister are some of my favorites, just because you get to see that side of him.
I'm wondering if any of you have heard of/read Marie Adami's 1937 biography of Fanny Keats.
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