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Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 07
作者：Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 [Editor]; Mabie, Hamilton Wright, 1846-1916 [Editor]; Runkle, Lucia Gilbert (Lucia Isabella Gilbert), 1844-1922 [Editor]; Warner, George H., 1833-1919 [Editor]
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字数：676,584 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 285 题- CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
- EDITOR
- ASSOCIATE EDITORS
- Connoisseur Edition
- Connoisseur Edition
- LIMITED TO FIVE HUNDRED COPIES IN HALF RUSSIA
- Copyright, 1896, by
- R. S. Peale and J. A. Hill
- THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- VOL. VII
- LIVED PAGE
- HENRY CUYLER BUNNER 1855-1896 2731
- JOHN BUNYAN 1628-1688 2747
- BY EDWIN P. PARKER
- GOTTFRIED AUGUST BUeRGER 1747-1794 2767
- EDMUND BURKE 1729-1797 2779
- BY E. L. GODKIN
- FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT 1849- 2809
- At the Pit ('That Lass o' Lowrie's')
- FRANCES BURNEY (Madame D'Arblay) 1752-1840 2817
- ROBERT BURNS 1759-1796 2833
- BY RICHARD HENRY STODDARD
- JOHN BURROUGHS 1837- 2867
- SIR RICHARD F. BURTON 1821-1890 2883
- ROBERT BURTON 1577-1640 2904
- Conclusions as to Melancholy ('The Anatomy of Melancholy')
- HORACE BUSHNELL 1802-1876 2909
- BY THEODORE T. MUNGER
- SAMUEL BUTLER 1612-1680 2927
- Hudibras Described
- LORD BYRON 1788-1824 2935
- BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
- FERNAN CABALLERO (Cecilia Boehl de Faber) 1796-1877 3001
- GEORGE W. CABLE 1844- 3017
- CAIUS JULIUS CAESAR 100-44 B.C. 3037
- BY J. H. WESTCOTT
- THOMAS HENRY HALL CAINE 1853- 3067
- Pete Quilliam's First-Born ('The Manxman')
- PEDRO CALDERON 1600-1681 3071
- BY MAURICE FRANCIS EGAN
- JOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN 1782-1850 3087
- BY W. P. TRENT
- CALLIMACHUS Third Century B.C. 3101
- CHARLES STUART CALVERLEY 1831-1884 3107
- FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
- VOLUME VII
- PAGE
- VIGNETTE PORTRAITS
- HENRY CUYLER BUNNER
- TRIOLET
- THE LOVE-LETTERS OF SMITH
- From 'Short Sixes'
- And when the porter arrived the next night, bearing the simple appeal--
- The answer came:--
- A few samples will give an idea of Mr. Smith's style:--
- To which the seamstress replied:--
- But Mr. Smith disposed of this subject very briefly:--
- Further he vouchsafed:--
- The little seamstress seized a piece of paper and wrote:--
- THE WAY TO ARCADY
- CHANT-ROYAL
- ENVOY
- JOHN BUNYAN
- BY REV. EDWIN P. PARKER
- In his 'Apology' Bunyan says:--
- Let Bunyan speak for his own book:--
- THE FIGHT WITH APOLLYON
- From the 'Pilgrim's Progress'
- THE DELECTABLE MOUNTAINS
- From the 'Pilgrim's Progress'
- CHRISTIANA AND HER COMPANIONS ENTER THE CELESTIAL CITY
- From the 'Pilgrim's Progress'
- GOTTFRIED AUGUST BUeRGER
- WILLIAM AND HELEN
- Walter Scott's Translation of 'Lenore'
- THE WIVES OF WEINSBERG
- EDMUND BURKE
- BY E. L. GODKIN
- FROM THE SPEECH ON 'CONCILIATION WITH AMERICA'
- FROM THE SPEECH ON 'THE NABOB OF ARCOT'S DEBTS'
- FROM THE SPEECH ON 'THE FRENCH REVOLUTION'
- FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT
- AT THE PIT
- From 'That Lass o' Lowrie's'
- Joan interrupted him:--
- FRANCES BURNEY (MADAME D'ARBLAY)
- EVELINA'S LETTER TO THE REV. MR. VILLARS
- From 'Evelina'
- Holborn, June 17th
- A MAN OF THE TON
- From 'Cecilia'
- MISS BURNEY'S FRIENDS
- From the 'Letters'
- JULY 25.
- ROBERT BURNS
- BY RICHARD HENRY STODDARD
- THE COTTER'S SATURDAY NIGHT
- FOOTNOTES:
- JOHN ANDERSON, MY JO
- MAN WAS MADE TO MOURN
- A Dirge
- GREEN GROW THE RASHES
- CHORUS
- IS THERE FOR HONEST POVERTY
- FOOTNOTES:
- TO A MOUSE
- Flying before a Plow
- FOOTNOTES:
- TO A MOUNTAIN DAISY
- On Turning One Down with the Plow
- FOOTNOTES:
- TAM O' SHANTER
- FOOTNOTES:
- BRUCE TO HIS MEN AT BANNOCKBURN
- HIGHLAND MARY
- MY HEART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS
- THE BANKS O' DOON
- Etching from a Photograph.]
- JOHN BURROUGHS
- SHARP EYES
- From 'Locusts and Wild Honey'
- WAITING
- SIR RICHARD F. BURTON
- THE PRETERNATURAL IN FICTION
- From the Essay on 'The Book of a Thousand Nights and a Night'
- A JOURNEY IN DISGUISE
- From 'The Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to El Medinah and Meccah'
- EN ROUTE
- From 'A Pilgrimage to El Medinah and Meccah'
- FOOTNOTES:
- ROBERT BURTON
- CONCLUSIONS AS TO MELANCHOLY
- HORACE BUSHNELL
- BY THEODORE T. MUNGER
- WORK AND PLAY
- From 'Work and Play'
- FROM 'THE AGE OF HOMESPUN'
- THE FOUNDERS
- From 'Work and Play'
- RELIGIOUS MUSIC
- From 'Work and Play'
- SAMUEL BUTLER
- HUDIBRAS DESCRIBED
- LORD BYRON
- BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
- MAID OF ATHENS
- FOOTNOTES:
- TRANSLATION OF A ROMAIC SONG
- GREECE
- From 'The Giaour'
- THE HELLESPONT AND TROY
- From 'The Bride of Abydos'
- GREECE AND HER HEROES
- From 'The Siege of Corinth'
- THE ISLES OF GREECE
- From 'Don Juan'
- FOOTNOTES:
- GREECE AND THE GREEKS BEFORE THE REVOLUTION
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- TO ROME
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- THE COLISEUM
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- CHORUS OF SPIRITS
- At the Storming of Rome by the Constable of Bourbon, 1527
- From 'The Deformed Transformed'
- VENICE
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- ODE TO VENICE
- II
- III
- IV
- THE EAST
- From 'The Bride of Abydos'
- ORIENTAL ROYALTY
- From 'Don Juan'
- A GRECIAN SUNSET
- From 'The Curse of Minerva'
- AN ITALIAN SUNSET
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- TWILIGHT
- From 'Don Juan'
- AN ALPINE STORM
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- THE OCEAN
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- THE SHIPWRECK
- From 'Don Juan'
- LOVE ON THE ISLAND
- From 'Don Juan'
- THE TWO BUTTERFLIES
- From 'The Giaour'
- TO HIS SISTER
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- ODE TO NAPOLEON
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- MAZEPPA'S RIDE
- From 'Mazeppa'
- THE IRISH AVATAR
- THE DREAM
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY
- From 'Hebrew Melodies'
- THE DESTRUCTION OF SENNACHERIB
- FROM 'THE PRISONER OF CHILLON'
- PROMETHEUS
- II
- III
- A SUMMING-UP
- From 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'
- ON THIS DAY I COMPLETE MY THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR
- FERNAN CABALLERO
- THE BULL-FIGHT
- From 'La Gaviota'
- IN THE HOME CIRCLE
- From 'La Gaviota'
- GEORGE W. CABLE
- M. St.-Ange shrugged. He would not deny his faith.
- Parson Jones was choked with tears. When he found voice he said:--
- The master prayed that they might still be "piled on."
- CAIUS JULIUS CAESAR
- BY J. H. WESTCOTT
- THE DEFEAT OF ARIOVISTUS AND THE GERMANS
- From 'The Gallic Wars'
- FOOTNOTES:
- ON THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF ANCIENT GAULS AND GERMANS
- From 'The Gallic Wars'
- THE TWO LIEUTENANTS
- From 'The Gallic Wars'
- EPIGRAM ON TERENTIUS
- THOMAS HENRY HALL CAINE
- PETE QUILLIAM'S FIRST-BORN
- From 'The Manxman': copyrighted 1894, by D. Appleton and Company
- PEDRO CALDERON
- BY MAURICE FRANCIS EGAN
- THE LOVERS
- From 'The Secret in Words'
- FABIO-- Then avow--
- CYPRIAN'S BARGAIN
- From 'The Wonderful Magician'
- DREAMS AND REALITIES
- THE DREAM CALLED LIFE
- Segismund's Speech Closing the 'Vida Es Sueno': Fitzgerald's Version
- JOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN
- BY W. P. TRENT
- REMARKS ON THE RIGHT OF PETITION
- Delivered in the Senate, February 13th, 1840
- STATE RIGHTS
- From the 'Speech on the Admission of Michigan,' 1837
- ON THE GOVERNMENT OF POLAND
- From 'A Disquisition on Government'
- URGING REPEAL OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE
- From Speech in the Senate, March 4th, 1850
- CALLIMACHUS
- HYMN TO JUPITER
- EPITAPH
- EPIGRAM
- EPITAPH ON HERACLEITUS
- EPITAPH
- THE MISANTHROPE
- EPITAPH UPON HIMSELF
- EPITAPH UPON CLEOMBROTUS
- CHARLES STUART CALVERLEY
- FROM 'AN EXAMINATION PAPER'
- From James Payn's 'Some Literary Recollections' and 'Temple Bar,' 1887
- 9. Describe the common Profeel-machine.
- 29. What do you know of the hotel next the Ball at Rochester?
- 30. Who beside Mr. Pickwick is recorded to have worn gaiters?
- BALLAD
- Imitation of Jean Ingelow
- LOVERS, AND A REFLECTION
- Imitation of Jean Ingelow
- VISIONS
- From 'Fly-Leaves'
- CHANGED
- THOUGHTS AT A RAILWAY STATION