“And must not, it may be asked, all this labour spent upon Keats’ memory and remains, all this load of editing and re-editing and commentary and biography and scholiast-work laid upon a poet who declared that all poems ought to be understood without any comment, – must it not by this time have fairly smothered, or is it not at least in danger of smothering, Keats himself and his poetry?”
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