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作者：White, William Hale, 1831-1913
体例：题 章数：44
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章节目录
共 44 题- Contents
- A VISIT TO CARLYLE IN 1868
- EARLY MORNING IN JANUARY
- MARCH
- JUNE
- AUGUST
- THE END OF OCTOBER
- NOVEMBER
- THE BREAK-UP OF A GREAT DROUGHT
- SPINOZA
- SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE ON THE DEVIL
- INJUSTICE
- TIME SETTLES CONTROVERSIES
- TALKING ABOUT OUR TROUBLES
- FAITH
- PATIENCE
- AN APOLOGY
- BELIEF, UNBELIEF, AND SUPERSTITION
- JUDAS ISCARIOT—WHAT CAN BE SAID FOR HIM?
- SIR WALTER SCOTT’S USE OF THE SUPERNATURAL IN THE “BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR”
- SEPTEMBER, 1798. “THE LYRICAL BALLADS.”
- Once more from _Christabel_:—
- SOME NOTES ON MILTON
- It is He who
- But Jesus refuses to touch the devil’s meat—
- So they were, for at a word
- THE MORALITY OF BYRON’S POETRY. “THE CORSAIR.”
- Conrad is not a debauched buccaneer. He was not—
- He is protected by a charm against undistinguishing lust—
- He finds Medora dead, and—
- BYRON, GOETHE, AND MR. MATTHEW ARNOLD
- We will, however, continue the quotations from the _Eckermann_:—
- But again—
- A SACRIFICE
- THE AGED TREE
- CONSCIENCE
- THE GOVERNESS’S STORY
- INSCRIPTION ON THE ENVELOPE.
- JAMES FORBES
- ATONEMENT
- ELEANOR CHARTERIS.
- DIARY.
- MRS. FAIRFAX
- FOOTNOTES