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Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 04
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]
体例：题 章数：316
字数：860,279 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 316 题- LIBRARY OF THE
- WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE
- ANCIENT AND MODERN
- CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
- EDITOR
- ASSOCIATE EDITORS
- Connoisseur Edition
- VOL. IV.
- THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- VOL. IV
- FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
- VOLUME IV.
- VIGNETTE PORTRAITS
- GEORGE BANCROFT (Continued from Volume III)
- WOLFE ON THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM
- From 'History of the United States'
- LEXINGTON
- From 'History of the United States'
- WASHINGTON
- From 'History of the United States'
- JOHN AND MICHAEL BANIM
- THE PUBLICAN'S DREAM
- From 'The Bit o' Writin' and Other Tales'
- AILLEEN
- SOGGARTH AROON
- THE IRISH PEASANT'S ADDRESS TO HIS PRIEST
- THE IRISH MAIDEN'S SONG
- THÉODORE DE BANVILLE
- LE CAFÉ
- From 'The Soul of Paris'
- BALLADE ON THE MYSTERIOUS HOSTS OF THE FOREST
- From 'The Caryatids'
- ENVOI
- AUX ENFANTS PERDUS
- ENVOI
- BALLADE DES PENDUS
- ENVOI
- ANNA LÆTITIA BARBAULD
- AGAINST INCONSISTENCY IN OUR EXPECTATIONS
- A DIALOGUE OF THE DEAD
- BETWEEN HELEN AND MADAME MAINTENON
- LIFE
- PRAISE TO GOD
- ALEXANDER BARCLAY
- THE COURTIER'S LIFE
- Second Eclogue
- CORNIX
- CORIDON
- CORNIX
- RICHARD HARRIS BARHAM
- And part of the moral to the 'Lay of St. Medard' is--
- AS I LAYE A-THYNKYNGE
- THE LAST LINES OF BARHAM
- THE LAY OF ST. CUTHBERT
- OR
- THE DEVIL'S DINNER-PARTY
- A LEGEND OF THE NORTH COUNTREE
- MORAL
- This Legend sound maxims exemplifies--_e.g._
- A LAY OF ST. NICHOLAS
- SABINE BARING-GOULD
- ST. PATRICK'S PURGATORY
- From 'Curious Myths of the Middle Ages'
- THE CORNISH WRECKERS
- From 'The Vicar of Morwenstow'
- Local recollections of the man have molded themselves into the rhyme--
- Jane Barlow
- THE WIDOW JOYCE'S CLOAK
- From 'Strangers at Lisconnel'
- WALLED OUT
- From 'Bogland Studies'
- JOEL BARLOW
- A FEAST
- From 'Hasty Pudding'
- WILLIAM BARNES
- BLACKMWORE MAIDENS
- MAY
- MILKEN TIME
- JESSIE LEE
- THE TURNSTILE
- TO THE WATER-CROWFOOT
- ZUMMER AN' WINTER
- JAMES MATTHEW BARRIE
- THE COURTING OF T'NOWHEAD'S BELL
- From 'Auld Licht Idylls'
- After a pause--
- JESS LEFT ALONE
- From 'A Window in Thrums'
- AFTER THE SERMON
- I reminded them that they were speaking of Mr. Dishart.
- THE MUTUAL DISCOVERY
- LOST ILLUSIONS
- From 'Sentimental Tommy'
- SINS OF CIRCUMSTANCE
- From 'Sentimental Tommy'
- FRÉDÉRIC BASTIAT
- PETITION
- We answer:--
- STULTA AND PUERA
- INAPPLICABLE TERMS
- From 'Economic Sophisms'
- CHARLES BAUDELAIRE
- BY GRACE KING
- MEDITATION
- Translated for the 'Library of the World's Best Literature.'
- THE DEATH OF THE POOR
- Translated for the 'Library of the World's Best Literature.'
- MUSIC
- Translated for the 'Library of the World's Best Literature.'
- THE BROKEN BELL
- Translated for the 'Library of the World's Best Literature.'
- THE ENEMY
- BEAUTY
- DEATH
- Translated for the 'Library of the World's Best Literature.'
- THE PAINTER OF MODERN LIFE
- From 'L'Art Romantique'
- MODERNNESS
- FROM 'LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE'
- EVERY ONE HIS OWN CHIMERA
- HUMANITY
- WINDOWS
- DRINK
- FROM A JOURNAL
- LORD BEACONSFIELD
- BY ISA CARRINGTON CABELL
- A DAY AT EMS
- From 'Vivian Grey'
- THE FESTA IN THE "ALHAMBRA"
- From 'The Young Duke'
- He ceased; and although
- SQUIBS PROM 'THE YOUNG DUKE'
- CHARLES ANNESLEY
- THE FUSSY HOSTESS
- PUBLIC SPEAKING
- FEMALE BEAUTY
- LOTHAIR IN PALESTINE
- From 'Lothair'
- BEAUMARCHAIS
- BY BRANDER MATTHEWS
- FROM 'THE BARBER OF SEVILLE'
- OUTWITTING A GUARDIAN
- FROM 'THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO'
- OUTWITTING A HUSBAND
- FRANCIS BEAUMONT and JOHN FLETCHER
- THE FAITHFUL SHEPHERDESS
- BY FLETCHER
- SONG
- SONG
- ASPATIA'S SONG
- LEANDRO'S SONG
- BY FLETCHER
- TRUE BEAUTY
- ODE TO MELANCHOLY
- By Fletcher
- TO MY DEAR FRIEND, MASTER BENJAMIN JONSON,
- UPON HIS 'FOX'
- By Beaumont
- ON THE TOMBS IN WESTMINSTER
- BY BEAUMONT
- FROM 'PHILASTER, OR LOVE LIES A-BLEEDING'
- ARETHUSA'S DECLARATION
- THE STORY OF BELLARIO
- FROM 'THE MAID'S TRAGEDY'
- CONFESSION OF EVADNE TO AMINTOR
- FROM 'BONDUCA'
- THE DEATH OF THE BOY HENGO
- FROM 'THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN'
- BY SHAKESPEARE AND FLETCHER
- WILLIAM BECKFORD
- THE INCANTATION AND THE SACRIFICE
- From 'The History of the Caliph Vathek'
- VATHEK AND NOURONIHAR IN THE HALLS OF EBLIS
- From 'The History of the Caliph Vathek'
- HENRY WARD BEECHER
- BY LYMAN ABBOTT
- BOOK-STORES AND BOOKS
- From 'Star Papers'
- SELECTED PARAGRAPHS
- SERMON
- POVERTY AND THE GOSPEL
- TEXTS: Luke iv. 17-21, Matt. xi. 2-6
- A NEW ENGLAND SUNDAY
- From 'Norwood'
- LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
- BY E. IRENÆUS STEVENSON
- FROM LETTER TO DR. WEGELER, VIENNA
- BEETHOVEN.
- TO THE SAME
- BEETHOVEN.
- FROM THE LETTERS TO BETTINA BRENTANO
- TO COUNTESS GIULIETTA GUICCIARDI
- TO MY BROTHERS CARL AND JOHANN BEETHOVEN
- LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN.
- TO THE ROYAL AND IMPERIAL HIGH COURT OF APPEAL
- TO BARONESS VON DROSSDICK
- TO ZMESKALL
- TO ZMESKALL
- TO HIS BROTHER JOHANN
- LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN.
- TO STEPHAN V. BREUNING
- CARL MICHAEL BELLMAN
- BY OLGA FLINCH
- Of his death Atterbom writes as follows:--
- TO ULLA
- CRADLE-SONG FOR MY SON CARL
- AMARYLLIS
- ART AND POLITICS
- DRINK OUT THY GLASS
- JEREMY BENTHAM
- OF THE PRINCIPLE OF UTILITY
- From 'An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation'
- REMINISCENCES OF CHILDHOOD
- LETTER FROM BOWOOD TO GEORGE WILSON (1781)
- I am interrupted--adieu! _le reste à l'ordinaire prochain_.
- FRAGMENT OF A LETTER TO LORD LANSDOWNE (1790)
- JEAN-PIERRE DE BÉRANGER
- BY ALCÉE FORTIER
- FROM 'THE GIPSIES'
- THE GAD-FLY
- DRAW IT MILD
- THE KING OF YVETOT
- FORTUNE
- THE PEOPLE'S REMINISCENCES
- THE OLD TRAMP
- Translated for the 'World's Best Literature.'
- FIFTY YEARS
- THE GARRET
- MY TOMB
- FROM HIS PREFACE TO HIS COLLECTED POEMS
- GEORGE BERKELEY
- ESSAY ON TAR-WATER
- From 'Siris'
- HECTOR BERLIOZ
- THE ITALIAN RACE AS MUSICIANS AND AUDITORS
- From Berlioz's Autobiography
- THE FAMOUS "SNUFF-BOX TREACHERY"
- From the Autobiography
- ON GLUCK
- From the Autobiography
- ON BACH
- From the Autobiography
- MUSIC AS AN ARISTOCRATIC ART
- From the Autobiography
- THE BEGINNING OF A "GRAND PASSION"
- From the Autobiography
- ON THEATRICAL MANAGERS IN RELATION TO ART
- From the 'Autobiography'
- SAINT BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX
- SAINT BERNARD'S HYMN
- MONASTIC LUXURY
- From the Apology to the Abbot William of St. Thierry
- FROM HIS SERMON ON THE DEATH OF GERARD
- BERNARD OF CLUNY
- Twelfth Century
- BY WILLIAM C. PRIME
- And here is one addressed to the City of God:--
- BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION
- JULIANA BERNERS
- HERE BEGYNNYTH
- THE TREATYSE OF FYSSHYNGE WYTH AN ANGLE
- Reprinted by Thomas White, Crane Court
- MDCCCXXVII.
- WALTER BESANT
- OLD-TIME LONDON
- From Sir Walter Besant's 'London': Harper and Brothers
- THE SYNAGOGUE
- From 'The Rebel Queen': Harper and Brothers
- BESTIARIES AND LAPIDARIES
- BY L. OSCAR KUHNS
- THE LION
- THE PELICAN
- THE EAGLE
- THE PHOENIX
- THE ANT
- THE SIREN
- THE WHALE
- THE CROCODILE
- THE TURTLE-DOVE
- THE MANDRAGORA
- SAPPHIRE
- CORAL
- MARIE-HENRI BEYLE (STENDHAL)
- BY FREDERIC TABER COOPER
- PRINCESS SANSEVERINA'S INTERVIEW
- From 'La Chartreuse de Parme'
- The Duchess replied with perfect grace:--
- CLÉLIA AIDS FABRICE TO ESCAPE
- From "La Chartreuse de Parme"
- WILLEM BILDERDIJK
- ODE TO BEAUTY
- FROM THE 'ODE TO NAPOLEON'
- SLIGHTED LOVE
- AN ORIENTAL ROMANCE
- THE VILLAGE SCHOOLMASTER[17]
- From "Country Life"
- BION
- THRENODY
- HESPER
- AUGUSTINE BIRRELL
- DR. JOHNSON
- THE OFFICE OF LITERATURE
- TRUTH-HUNTING
- BENVENUTO CELLINI
- From 'Obiter Dicta'
- So you read on page i; what you read on page 191 is this:--
- ON THE ALLEGED OBSCURITY OF MR. BROWNING'S POETRY
- From 'Obiter Dicta'
- Looking then at the first period, we find in its front eight plays:--
- 2. 'Pippa Passes.'
- 3. 'King Victor and King Charles.'
- 4. 'The Return of the Druses.'
- 5. 'A Blot in the 'Scutcheon.'
- 7. 'Luria.'
- 8. 'A Soul's Tragedy.'