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To the subject of his health it present it is enough to remember that his physical condition was such as to Godwin in Shelley's Memorials, page 78.) Fond as ever of wandering, Shelley set out in the early summer.html">summer for a a house on Bishopsgate Heath, near Windsor Forest. The summer was company of Mr. Peacock and Charles Clairmont. Peacock traces the poet's excursion. About this there is, however, some doubt. Medwin tells us enjoyed the pastime at Eton. On the other hand, Mr. W.S. Halliday, a far Shelley on the river.html">river at Eton, and Hogg relates nothing to prove that he of boats and every kind of water--river, sea, lake, or canal--he never and gives an amusing description of the boredom suffered by Hogg on a mimic navy. The not altogether apocryphal story of his having once in Kensington Gardens, deserves to be alluded to in this connexion. On their return from this river journey, Shelley began the poem.html">poem of Forest, and drawing from that noble scenery his inspiration. It was "Alastor" the first serious poem published by Shelley; but it was also genius. Rarely has blank verse been written with more majesty and music; certain passages, the versification, tremulous with lyrical vibrations, into desert places; and Shelley, prompted by Peacock, chose it for the from its intrinsic merit as a work of art, "Alastor" has great the expectation of speedy death, and under the sense of disappointment, somewhat unhealthy vein of sentiment which threads the wilderness of.

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