Little Rivers:
Little Rivers: A Book of Essays in Profitable Idleness（#1562）
作者：Van Dyke, Henry, 1852-1933
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共 56 题- Produced by Donald Lainson
- LITTLE RIVERS
- A BOOK OF ESSAYS IN PROFITABLE IDLENESS
- DEDICATION
- CONTENTS
- I. Prelude
- II. Little Rivers
- III. A Leaf of Spearmint
- IV. Ampersand
- V. A Handful of Heather
- VI. The Ristigouche from a Horse-Yacht
- VII. Alpenrosen and Goat's-Milk
- VIII. Au Large
- IX. Trout-Fishing in the Traun
- X. At the sign of the Balsam Bough
- XI. A Song after Sundown
- PRELUDE
- AN ANGLER'S WISH IN TOWN
- LITTLE RIVERS
- Go out to the Beaver-kill
- And Tennyson, in the valley of Cauteretz, tells of the river
- A LEAF OF SPEARMINT
- RECOLLECTIONS OF A BOY AND A ROD.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- AMPERSAND
- A HANDFUL OF HEATHER
- I.
- BELL-HEATHER.
- II.
- COMMON HEATHER.
- III.
- WHITE HEATHER.
- THE RISTIGOUCHE FROM A HORSE-YACHT
- At last the days of idleness were ended. We could not
- ALPENROSEN AND GOAT'S MILK
- I.
- I inquired whether there were many Bishops in the house at that moment.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- AU LARGE
- TROUT-FISHING IN THE TRAUN
- AT THE SIGN OF THE BALSAM BOUGH
- Every year, when the sun passes the summer solstice, the
- I.
- UNDER THE WHITE BIRCHES.
- II.
- KENOGAMI.
- III.
- THE ISLAND POOL.
- A SONG AFTER SUNDOWN
- THE WOOD-NOTES OF THE VEERY