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(sow'thē),

Reginald, English physician, 1835-1899. See: Southey tubes.

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The lift at Southey Court was broken for seven weeks

Elderly residents 'forced to crawl up stairs' due to lift at their flats being broken for seven weeks; The broken lift was reported on December 8 and was only fixed when Get Surrey got in touch with the management company

Mr Southey said: "This man is basically Scots, and the Scots have to put up with him, as we do.

Freed rapist legal battle; Released offender in court bid to move back to Scotland

En un temprano poema de Coleridge Religious Musings y en otro que colaboro con Southey Joan of Arc (libro segundo), se puede vislumbrar y rastrear por donde iban los fundamentos filosoficos que llevaron a estos hechos; era la teoria que interpretaba la naturaleza del mundo desde el punto de vista panteista y apocaliptico (5).

Pantisocracia: la utopia colectiva del romanticismo ingles

Caroline Bowles Southey, a second-generation Romantic poet, has too long been ignored and has recently been rediscovered as one of the "major writers" of the Romantic period.

The Exploration of Female Identity in the Father-Daughter Dynamic in Caroline Bowles's Poetry

Like Southey, Pushkin turns to the Penates in line 7 in order to sing them the "promised hymn" of homecoming.

Traveling domestics: the Penates and the poet in Pushkin's lyric verse

Southey was, in Speck's words, a man who fought "seventeenth-century battles in the third decade of the nineteenth"; his opposition to Catholic Emancipation, for example, led him to circulate a petition in 1829 criticizing the seating of an Irish Catholic in Parliament.

W.A. Speck, Robert Southey: Entire Man of Letters

Wordsworth wrote the letter in response to a request by Southey, who was Poet Laureate at the time, to cast his eye over a poem.

William Wordsworth's letter to fellow poet fetches Au8,825 at auction

Her crew consisted of Norman Southey (owner and skipper), Don Love and Doug Robertson, the latter made his second trip to Sydney in a small boat.

From cassie in a 27-footer: in June/July offshore yachting, we wrote about the restoration of Killala, built in the late 1890s. here we reproduce an account of the tiny yacht's remarkable voyage from Hobart to Sydney in 1927

Scott, like Southey in A Vision of Judgement, deliberately elides (and aestheticizes) major political and religious differences for 'patriot' ends, but Wordsworth calls up the shades of republicans or regicides.

British Poetry and the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars: Vision and Conflict

On WEDNESDAY she hugged and kissed Southey, 27, during a tender meeting.

BILLIE'S 3 FELLAS; EXCLUSIVE Dr Who star dates them all in the SAME week

Southey made a few close friends, but gained a reputation for indiscipline which came to a head when he published an article in a school newspaper he had helped to start, denouncing floggers as the ministers of Satan.

Robert Southey: pathos & tragedy

Although we shall be concerned here only with Zukovskij's three earliest translations of the ballads of Robert Southey, it is interesting to follow Zukovskij as he works toward the discovery of the English Romantic poets as a group.