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Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 13
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：725,537 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 222 题- CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
- EDITOR
- ASSOCIATE EDITORS
- Connoisseur Edition
- VOL. XIII.
- Connoisseur Edition
- LIMITED TO FIVE HUNDRED COPIES IN HALF RUSSIA
- THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- VOL. XIII
- FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
- VOLUME XIII
- VIGNETTE PORTRAITS
- TORU DUTT
- JOGADHYA UMA
- OUR CASUARINA-TREE
- JOHN S. DWIGHT
- MUSIC AS A MEANS OF CULTURE
- GEORG MORITZ EBERS
- THE ARRIVAL AT BABYLON
- From 'An Egyptian Princess'
- JOSE ECHEGARAY
- FROM 'MADMAN OR SAINT?'
- Don Lorenzo _enters and stands listening to_ Inez
- FROM 'THE GREAT GALEOTO'
- THE EDDAS
- BY WILLIAM H. CARPENTER
- FROM THE 'SNORRA EDDA'
- THOR'S ADVENTURES ON HIS JOURNEY TO THE LAND OF THE GIANTS
- From 'Northern Antiquities': Bohn's Library (London), 1878
- THE LAY OF THRYM
- From the 'Elder Edda'
- FREYJA
- THRYM
- LOKI
- THRYM
- LOKI
- Translation of Benjamin Thorpe in 'The Edda of Saemund the Learned'
- OF THE LAMENTATION OF GUDRUN OVER SIGURD DEAD
- FIRST LAY OF GUDRUN
- THE WAKING OF BRUNHILDE ON THE HINDFELL BY SIGURD
- From 'The Story of Sigurd the Voelsung,' by William Morris
- ALFRED EDERSHEIM
- THE WASHING OF HANDS
- From 'The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah'
- MARIA EDGEWORTH
- SIR CONDY'S WAKE
- From 'Castle Rackrent'
- SIR MURTAGH RACKRENT AND HIS LADY
- From 'Castle Rackrent'
- ANNE CHARLOTTE LEFFLER EDGREN
- OPEN SESAME
- A BALL IN HIGH LIFE
- From 'A Rescuing Angel'
- JONATHAN EDWARDS
- BY EGBERT C. SMYTH
- FROM NARRATIVE OF HIS RELIGIOUS HISTORY
- RESOLUTIONS
- WRITTEN ON A BLANK LEAF IN 1723
- THE IDEA OF NOTHING
- From 'Of Being'
- THE NOTION OF ACTION AND AGENCY ENTERTAINED BY MR. CHUBB AND OTHERS
- From the 'Inquiry into the Freedom of the Will,' Part iv., Sec. 2
- EXCELLENCY OF CHRIST
- THE ESSENCE OF TRUE VIRTUE
- From 'The Nature of True Virtue,' Chapters i, ii
- GERORGES EEKHOUD
- EX-VOTO
- I clapped my hands, and jumped round the room.
- I opened mine quite wide, as if I were yawning.
- I was indignant.
- KORS DAVIE
- He called to her:--
- EDWARD EGGLESTON
- ROGER WILLIAMS: THE PROPHET OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
- From 'The Beginners of a Nation': copyright 1896, by Edward Eggleston
- EGYPTIAN LITERATURE
- BY FRANCIS LLEWELLYN GRIFFITH AND KATE BRADBURY GRIFFITH
- I. THE ANCIENT KINGDOM, ABOUT B.C. 4500-3000
- II. THE MIDDLE KINGDOM, B.C. 3000 TO 1600
- III. THE NEW KINGDOM, ETC.
- LIST OF SELECTIONS
- THE SHIPWRECKED SAILOR
- The sailor then answered:--
- THE STORY OF SANEHAT
- THE DOOMED PRINCE
- THE STORY OF THE TWO BROTHERS
- THE STORY OF SETNA
- And Setna said, "I am ready."
- Said he, "Naneferkaptah is he who hath done this to me--all."
- Pharaoh said, "Setna, go to Koptos, bring Ahura and Merab her child."
- THE STELA OF PIANKHY
- INSCRIPTION OF UNA
- SONGS OF LABORERS
- LOVE SONGS
- LOVE-SICKNESS
- THE LUCKY DOORKEEPER
- LOVE'S DOUBTS
- THE UNSUCCESSFUL BIRD-CATCHER
- HYMN TO USERTESEN III.
- II
- III
- IV
- HYMN TO THE ATEN[217]
- HYMNS TO AMEN RA[221]
- II
- III
- IV
- SONGS TO THE HARP
- II
- FROM AN EPITAPH
- FROM A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A MAN AND HIS SOUL
- FIRST CONFESSION
- SECOND CONFESSION
- THE TEACHING OF AMENEMHAT
- 1. [Title and introduction.]
- 2. [Exhortation to caution in associating with subjects.]
- 3. [Trust not to the aid of friends.]
- 4. [Continuation of 3: Reward of his beneficence.]
- 6. [An attempt upon his life: circumstances of the attack.]
- 7. [Taken by surprise, he could not defend himself.]
- 10. [Amenemhat's activity.]
- 11. [His beneficent rule.]
- 12. [His valor in war and in the chase.]
- 13. [The house and tomb that he built.]
- 15. [Amenemhat leaves Usertesen with the prospect of a brilliant reign.]
- THE PRISSE PAPYRUS
- 2. [In regard to food: abstinence.]
- 3. [When with a great eater or drinker, offend not by over-abstinence.]
- 4. [Against surliness.]
- 5. [Against over-confidence in view of the uncertainties of life.]
- After a blank the second text begins.]
- THE INSTRUCTION OF PTAHHETEP
- The governor of the royal city, and wazir Ptahhetep, saith:--
- Said the Majesty of this god:--
- 1. [Be not proud of thy learning: there is always more to learn.]
- 3. [Refute the bad arguments of an equal in debate.]
- 4. [A feeble debater can be left to refute himself.]
- 5. [A leader of men should use his authority for justice.]
- 6. [Be not a disturber of the peace.]
- 7. [Behavior to a patron.]
- 8. [Behavior of a man sent on business from one lord to another.]
- 11. [Take reasonable recreation.]
- 12. [Treatment of a son.]
- 13. [Be patient in the law court.]
- 14. [Make friends with all men.]
- 15. [Report progress, whether good or evil, to your chief.]
- 17. [A leader should listen to complaints.]
- 18. [Beware of women.]
- 19. [Keep from injustice or covetousness.]
- 20. [Be satisfied with a fair share.]
- 21. [Pay attention to thy wife when thou hast attained a competence.]
- 22. [Entertain visitors with thy means.]
- 23. [Do not repeat scandal [?].]
- 24. [Talk not of unfamiliar things in the council.]
- 25. [Advice to an able speaker.]
- 26. [Do not add to others' burdens.]
- 27. [Teach a noble what will profit him.]
- 28. [Deliver an official message straightforwardly.]
- 30. [Advice to one that has risen in the world.]
- 31. [Obedience to chief.]
- 32. [Against lewdness.]
- 33. [Judge a friend's character at first hand.]
- 34. [Be cheerful to friends.]
- 35. [Importance of credit.]
- 36. [Punish for an example, instruct for the principle.]
- 37. [Treat kindly a seduced woman.]
- 38. [Advantage of obedience to rule.]
- 39. [The docile son.]
- 40. [The ignorant and unteachable man is a miserable failure.]
- 41. [The handing down of good precepts.]
- 42. [Speak with consideration.]
- 43. [Obedience to the master.]
- FROM THE 'MAXIMS OF ANY'
- INSTRUCTION OF DAUF
- CONTRASTED LOTS OF SCRIBE AND FELLAH
- REPROACHES TO A DISSIPATED STUDENT
- XIXTH DYNASTY
- FOOTNOTES
- JOSEPH VON EICHENDORFF
- FROM 'OUT OF THE LIFE OF A GOOD-FOR-NOTHING'
- SEPARATION
- LORELEI
- GEORGE ELIOT
- BY CHARLES WALDSTEIN
- THE FINAL RESCUE
- From 'The Mill on the Floss'
- THE VILLAGE WORTHIES
- From 'Silas Marner'
- THE HALL FARM
- From 'Adam Bede'
- MRS. POYSER "HAS HER SAY OUT"
- From 'Adam Bede'
- THE PRISONERS
- From 'Romola'
- FOOTNOTES
- RALPH WALDO EMERSON
- BY RICHARD GARNETT
- THE TIMES
- From the Lecture on 'The Times,' 1841
- FRIENDSHIP
- NATURE
- COMPENSATION
- LOVE
- CIRCLES
- SELF-RELIANCE
- HISTORY
- EACH AND ALL
- THE RHODORA
- ON BEING ASKED, WHENCE IS THE FLOWER?
- THE HUMBLE-BEE
- THE PROBLEM
- DAYS
- MUSKETAQUID
- FROM THE 'THRENODY'
- CONCORD HYMN
- SUNG AT THE COMPLETION OF THE BATTLE MONUMENT, APRIL 19, 1836
- ODE
- SUNG IN THE TOWN HALL, CONCORD, JULY 4, 1857
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
- 1. Passages in italics are surrounded by _underscores_.
- 3. Certain words use "oe" ligature in the original.