Influence
of Greek sculpture.
Keats
BOOK I.
PAGE 145. ll. 2-3. By thus giving us a vivid picture of the changing
day--at morning, noon, and night--Keats makes us realize the terrible
loneliness and gloom of a place too deep to feel these changes.
l. 10. See how the sense is expressed in the cadence of the line.
PAGE 146. l. 11. _voiceless. _ As if it felt and knew, and were
deliberately silent.
ll. 13, 14.
Influence of Greek sculpture. See Introduction, p. 248.
l. 18. _nerveless . . . dead. _ Cf. _Eve of St. Agnes_, l. 12, note.
l. 19. _realmless eyes.
