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The Vision of Sir Launfal And Other Poems by James Russell Lowell; Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Julian W. Abernethy, Ph.D.
作者：Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891; Abernethy, J. W. (Julian Willis), 1853-1923 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 135 题- Merrill's English Texts
- THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL
- AND OTHER POEMS
- BY
- JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
- NEW YORK
- CHARLES E. MERRILL CO.
- 44-60 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
- COPYRIGHT, 1908, BY CHARLES E. MERRILL CO.
- PREFACE
- J.W.A.
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION:
- Life of Lowell
- Critical Appreciations
- The Vision of Sir Launfal
- The Commemoration Ode
- Bibliography
- Poets' Tributes to Lowell
- POEMS:
- The Vision of Sir Launfal
- The Shepherd of King Admetus
- An Incident in a Railroad Car
- Hebe
- To the Dandelion
- My Love
- The Changeling
- An Indian-Summer Reverie
- The Oak
- Beaver Brook
- The Present Crisis
- The Courtin'
- The Commemoration Ode
- NOTES:
- The Vision of Sir Launfal
- The Shepherd of King Admetus
- Hebe
- To the Dandelion
- My Love
- The Changeling
- An Indian-Summer Reverie
- The Oak
- Beaver Brook
- The Present Crisis
- The Courtin'
- The Commemoration Ode
- EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- LIFE OF LOWELL
- CRITICAL APPRECIATIONS
- THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL
- THE COMMEMORATION ODE
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- THE POETS' TRIBUTES TO LOWELL
- THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL
- AND OTHER POEMS
- THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL
- PRELUDE TO PART FIRST
- PART FIRST
- II
- III
- IV.
- V.
- VI
- PRELUDE TO PART SECOND
- PART SECOND
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- THE SHEPHERD OF KING ADMETUS
- AN INCIDENT IN A RAILROAD CAR
- HEBE
- TO THE DANDELION
- MY LOVE
- THE CHANGELING
- AN INDIAN-SUMMER REVERIE
- THE OAK
- BEAVER BROOK
- THE PRESENT CRISIS
- THE COURTIN'
- ODE RECITED AT THE HARVARD COMMEMORATION
- JULY 21, 1865
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- NOTES
- In New England where "Northern natur" is "slow an' apt to doubt,"
- 41. The original edition has "grasping" instead of "groping."
- 46. Compare _Al Fresco_, lines 34-39:
- 56. Nice: Delicately discriminating.
- 62. This line originally read "because God so wills it."
- 77. Note the happy effect of the internal rhyme in this line.
- 93. Healed with snow: Explain the appropriateness of the metaphor.
- 138. The original edition has "unscarred mail."
- 148. Leper: Why did the poet make the crouching beggar a leper?
- 152. For "gan shrink" the original has "did shrink."
- 155. Bent of stature: Criticise this phrase.
- 163. No true alms: The alms must also be in the heart.
- 164. Originally "He gives nothing but worthless gold."
- 172. Store: Plenty, abundance.
- 254. Recked: Cared for.
- 285. See _John_ xx, 25-27.
- 292. Girt: The original word here was "caged."
- 308. Himself the Gate: See _John_ x, 7, 9: "I am the door."
- 312. This line at first began with "which."
- 315. Lo, it is I: _John_ vi, 20.
- 326. The original has "bestows" for "gives."
- 328. Swound: The antiquated form of _swoon_.
- 52-54. Compare _Sir Launfal._
- 50. Compare with this stanza the pretty little poem, _The Birch Tree._
- Compare the description in _Sunthin' in the Pastoral Line:_
- 134. Another change: The description now returns to the marshes.
- 209. Muses' factories: The buildings of Harvard College.
- 17. Crooknecks: Crookneck squashes.
- 36. All is: The truth is, "all there is about it."
- 37. Long o' her: Along of her, on account of her.
- 58. Somewhat doubtful as to the sequel.
- 25-26. Clear fame: Compare Milton's _Lycidas:_
- 62. Lifeless creed: Compare Tennyson's:
- 84. An echo of _Macbeth_, V, 5:
- 182. Innative: Inborn, natural.
- 245. Compare the familiar line in Gray's _Elegy_:
- EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- 1. Describe a scene from the _Vision of Sir Launfal_.
- Merrill's English Texts
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Vision of Sir Launfal, by James Russell Lowell