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HOUG/D/E/3/5/1 · Item · 19 Jan. 1857
Parte de Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton

Glasgow College. - Sends text of Hyperion copied from his copy of the 'former MS', in which some words were barely legible; line 35 of the manuscript certainly had hour where Keats meant horn; illegible word in line 253 could have been environed or enwormed; another word could have ben waste or wait; has only noted variants for the old part of the poem.

Letter from Edmund Law Lushington
Add. MS a/208/106 · Item · 23 Aug. 1861
Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Park House, Maidstone - Thanks WW for his 'Republic and the Timaeus': WW will be remembered in time for his work in opening up this field to 'English readers'.

HOUG/D/E/3/5/2 · Item · 14 Jan. 1857
Parte de Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton

Park House. - Originally believed new fragment of Hyperion to be a reworking of printed version, but now concurs with Milnes' idea of its being a first sketch; publication can produce 'no disharmony of general effect' since Hyperion is not a complete work; new fragment 'most remarkable as showing the richness & self command of a genius that could afford to give up such splendid lines as here...'; Milnes' contribution to understanding of Keats; Alfred [Tennyson?] is not going to publish these two poems by themselves.

HOUG/D/B/5/22 · Item · 24 Nov. 1851
Parte de Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton

Glasgow. - Advent of 'The Church & the Diabolus'; not sure which is Esau and which Jacob; 'their mutual claims for the dying testifier Alex[ande]r Campbell'; Henry's holiday in Sorrento. 'So you think Carlyle untruculent in his last book... It seems to me rabider & rabider - & something abominably arrogant in the air with which he affects to button up Coleridge in one pocket & Schleiermacher in the other, as if they were both babies to him'.