Clymene has had much the same experience
as Oceanus, though she does not
philosophize
upon it.
Keats
237-41. No fight has taken place. The god has seen his doom and
accepted the inevitable.
PAGE 181. l. 244. _poz'd_, settled, firm.
PAGE 183. l. 284. _Like . . . string._ In this expressive line we hear
the quick patter of the beads.
Clymene has had much the same experience
as Oceanus, though she does not
philosophize
upon it.
She has succumbed
to the beauty of her successor.
PAGE 184. ll. 300-7. We feel the great elemental nature of the Titans in
these powerful similes.
l. 310. _Giant-Gods?_ In the edition of 1820 printed 'giant, Gods?' Mr.
Forman suggested the above emendation, which has since been discovered
to be the true MS. reading.
