e/The Calendar of Nature

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has gloss	eng: The Calendar of Nature was a series of articles about aspects of various months and seasons by Leigh Hunt and published throughout 1819 in the Examiner. It was also included in his Literary Pocket-Book and published on its own as The Months. The work places emphasis on the season of autumn as a time for justice and prosperity, which influenced John Keats's poem "To Autumn". The emphasis on both works is on a temperate landscape and the positive political aspects of living in such a place. The work also stresses the sickness that is connected to a temperate landscape, which is related to the physical problems that Keats was suffering from during at the time.
lexicalization	eng: The Calendar of Nature
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