William Blake
Summary
“Notebook”, is a work by William Blake. It explores elements such as Everlasting Gospel, outline of knowledge most and thorn.
Quotes from Notebook (William Blake)
“ William Cowper Esqrep.50 69. "The only man that eer I knew..."p.50 70. "I will tell you what Joseph of Arimathea..."p.52The Everlasting Gospel 71. "Grown old in Love from Seven till Seven times Seven..."p.54 72. "Why was Cupid a Boy..."p.56 73. From Bells Weekly Messengerp.59 74. "I askd my Dear Friend Orator Prigg..."p.60-61 74а. "O dear Mother outline of knowledge most sage..."p.61 (Keynes regards this as a part of previous poem) 75. To Venetian Artistsp.60-61 76. "Great Men & Fools do often me Inspire..."p.63 77. ”
“ Each Man is in his Spectre's power..."p.12 9. "Beneath the white thorn, lovely May..."p.14The Golden Net 10 The Birds (Blake, Notebook) 1807 Memoranda from the Note-book Pages: See related texts: Written in 1807 (ed. Jeoffrey Keynes, 1957/66) 1. Tuesday Janry. 20. 1807p.10 2. To Engrave on Pewterp.10 3. To Woodcut on Pewterp.10 4. To Woodcut on Copperp.10 5. Sunday August. 1807p.88-89 c.1808-1811 Epigrams, Verses, and Fragments from the Note-book Pages: See related texts: Written about c.1808-1811 (ed. Jeoffrey Keynes, 1957/66) 1. "No real Style of Colouring ever appears..."p.21 2. ”
