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Who said that Keat's love letters of a surgeon's apprentice ?

Correct answer: A. Arnold

  • A. Arnold
  • B. Shelley
  • C. Byron
  • D. Hazlitt

Explanation

Matthew Arnold described Keats’s letters as resembling the letters of a surgeon’s apprentice, pointing to their direct, personal, and unpolished quality. The quotation is therefore attributed to Arnold, not to Keats’s fellow poets Shelley or Byron.

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