My Commonplace
章节目录
共 31 段- While I uplift the Sword,
- Seeley, in _Ecce Homo_, points out that when Christ summoned
- Coleridge’s translation of “Wallenstein” (of which “The
- It is sad and strange to think of the amazing story of this
- Three Johns: The real John—known only to his Maker. John’s
- First of the first,
- _Gorgo._ Mine is just the fellow to him. But never mind now,
- (Referring to those who insist on the _practical_ as against
- O what are these Spirits that o’er us creep,
- Close up his eyes: tie up his chin:
- O Lord and Master of us all!
- King Stephen was a worthy peere,
- Although I preserved these verses, I may add that I had no
- I understand that the original wording was “‘Hame’s hamely,’
- Listen to me, as when ye heard our father
- Ne deeth, allas; ne wol nat han my life; will not ta
- De Quincey’s division of literature into “literature of
- Then Wisdom stole his bat and ball,
- And not by eastern windows only,
- Just as the weeping Magdalene[32] stood bewailing the loss o
- In the play Francis I (1494-1547) enters singing these lines
- She look’d at him in the light dim,
- Coleridge was holding forth on the effects produced by his p
- Above green-flashing plunges of a weir, and shaken by the th
- Mr. Gladstone’s relation to Psychical Research affords one m
- There I saw her first, our landlord’s oldest
- This perverted enthusiasm seems to permeate all books of the
- Finally, in this extraordinary essay, I come to something wh
- Finally there are two matters I am bound to refer to in
- Critics’ Misjudgments. 132
- “Sword, Apotheosis of the.” 3