Letters of
章节目录
共 19 段- My chief Amusement in Life is Boating, on River and Sea. Th
- _To George Crabbe_.
- Let me hear of you whenever you have something to tell of yo
- I feel sure that the Lady I once saw at the Deanery is all y
- . . . I don't think I told you about Garcin de Tassy. He se
- to adapt this, I say, to the Music of that grand last Scene
- I have remembered, since last writing to you, that the Hayte
- . . . I see that you were one of those who were at Macready'
- I think there can be no criminal breach of Confidence in you
- I don't know that I should trouble you so soon again--(only,
- Mr. Lowell was good enough to send me his Odes, and I have w
- I have got down the Doudan {234} you recommended me: but hav
- You wrote me a very kind Invitation--to your own home--in Am
- I do not think I shall make a long letter of this; for I do
- I do not suppose, or wish, that you should make over to me a
- As to Carlyle, I thought on my first reading that he must ha
- Here is a speedy reply to your kind Letter. For I wish to s
- Art, objects of, article in Fraser, ii. 145
- Ruskin (J.), his letter to the Translator of Omar Khayyam, i