Browning's Short
Browning's Shorter Poems
作者：Browning, Robert, 1812-1889; Baker, Franklin T. (Franklin Thomas), 1864-1949 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 249 题- BROWNING'S
- SHORTER POEMS
- SELECTED AND EDITED
- BY
- FRANKLIN T. BAKER, A.M.
- FOURTH EDITION. REVISED AND ENLARGED
- New York
- THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
- LONDON; MACMILLAN & CO., LTD.
- PREFACE
- TEACHERS' COLLEGE, NEW YORK,
- CONTENTS
- NOTES
- INTRODUCTION
- LIFE OF BROWNING
- BROWNING AS POET
- APPRECIATIONS
- CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BROWNING'S WORKS
- VOLUME I.
- VOLUME II.
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- XIV
- XV
- TRAY
- INCIDENT OF THE FRENCH CAMP
- HERVÉ RIEL
- PHEIDIPPIDES
- MY STAR
- EVELYN HOPE
- LOVE AMONG THE RUINS
- MISCONCEPTIONS
- NATURAL MAGIC
- APPARITIONS
- A WALL
- CONFESSIONS
- A WOMAN'S LAST WORD
- A PRETTY WOMAN
- YOUTH AND ART
- A TALE
- CAVALIER TUNES
- I. MARCHING ALONG
- II. GIVE A ROUSE
- II
- III
- III. BOOT AND SADDLE
- II
- CHO.--Boot, saddle, to horse, and away!"
- III
- CHO.--Boot, saddle, to horse, and away!"
- IV
- CHO.-- Boot, saddle, to horse, and away!"
- HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM THE SEA
- SUMMUM BONUM
- A FACE
- SONGS FROM PIPPA PASSES
- THE LOST LEADER
- APPARENT FAILURE
- FEARS AND SCRUPLES
- INSTANS TYRANNUS
- THE PATRIOT
- AN OLD STORY
- THE BOY AND THE ANGEL
- MEMORABILIA
- WHY I AM A LIBERAL
- PROSPICE
- EPILOGUE TO "ASOLANDO"
- THE ITALIAN IN ENGLAND
- MY LAST DUCHESS
- FERRARA
- THE BISHOP ORDERS HIS TOMB AT SAINT PRAXED'S CHURCH
- ROME, 15--
- THE LABORATORY
- ANCIEN RÉGIME
- HOME THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD
- UP AT A VILLA--DOWN IN THE CITY
- A TOCCATA OF GALUPPI'S
- ABT VOGLER
- RABBI BEN EZRA
- A GRAMMARIAN'S FUNERAL
- SHORTLY AFTER THE REVIVAL OF LEARNING IN EUROPE
- ANDREA DEL SARTO
- CALIBAN UPON SETEBOS;
- OR,
- NATURAL THEOLOGY IN THE ISLAND
- AN EPISTLE
- SAUL
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- Then the truth came upon me. No harp more--no song more! outbroke--
- XVII
- XVIII
- XIX
- ONE WORD MORE
- TO E.B.B.
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- XVIII
- XIX
- NOTES
- THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN. (PAGE 1.)
- 89. =Cham=, or Khan. The title of the rulers of Tartary.
- 158. =Claret, Moselle=, etc. Names of wines.
- TRAY. (PAGE 15.)
- 3. =Sir Olaf=. A conventional name in romances of mediæval chivalry.
- INCIDENT OF THE FRENCH CAMP. (PAGE 17.)
- 11. =Lannes=. Duke of Montebello, a general in Napoleon's army.
- 20. This sentence is incomplete. The idea is begun anew in line 23.
- HOW THEY BROUGHT THE GOOD NEWS FROM GHENT TO AIX. (PAGE 19.)
- 14. =Lokeren=. Twelve miles from Ghent.
- 15. =Boom=. Sixteen miles from Lokeren.
- 16. =Düffeld=. Twelve miles from Boom.
- HERVÉ RIEL. (PAGE 22.)
- 43. =pressed=. Forced to enter service in the navy.
- 46. =Malouins=. Inhabitants of St. Malo.
- 135. =The Louvre=. The great palace and art gallery of Paris.
- PHEIDIPPIDES. (PAGE 30.)
- 5. =Ye of the bow and the buskin=. Apollo and Diana.
- 8. =Pan=. The god of nature, of the fields and their fruits.
- 20. =Hellas=. The Greek name for Greece.
- 62. =Erebos=. The lower world; the place of night and the dead.
- MY STAR. (PAGE 40.)
- EVELYN HOPE. (PAGE 41.)
- LOVE AMONG THE RUINS. (PAGE 43.)
- MISCONCEPTIONS. (PAGE 47.)
- NATURAL MAGIC. (PAGE 48.)
- APPARITIONS. (PAGE 49.)
- A WALL. (PAGE 50.)
- CONFESSIONS. (PAGE 51.)
- A WOMAN'S LAST WORD. (PAGE 53.)
- A PRETTY WOMAN. (PAGE 55.)
- 25-27. Compare Emerson's lines in _The Rhodora:_--
- YOUTH AND ART. (PAGE 58.)
- 8. =Gibson, John= (1790-1866). A famous sculptor.
- 12. =Grisi, Giulia=. A celebrated singer (1811-1869).
- 18. In allusion to the asceticism of the Hindoo religious devotees.
- 58. =bals-parés=. Fancy-dress balls.
- A TALE. (PAGE 61.)
- CAVALIER TUNES. (PAGE 67.)
- I. MARCHING ALONG
- II. GIVE A ROUSE
- HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM THE SEA. (PAGE 70.)
- SUMMUM BONUM. (PAGE 71.)
- SONGS FROM PIPPA PASSES. (PAGE 73.)
- THE LOST LEADER. (PAGE 75.)
- APPARENT FAILURE. (PAGE 77.)
- 3. =your Prince=. Son of Napoleon III., born in March, 1856.
- 14. =debt=. The obligation to visit a famous place.
- 39. =Tuileries=. The imperial palace in Paris.
- FEARS AND SCRUPLES. (PAGE 80.)
- 5. =letters=. The reference is of course to the Scriptures.
- INSTANS TYRANNUS. (PAGE 82.)
- 44. =gravamen=. Latin for burden, difficulty, annoyance.
- 69. =Just= (as) =my vengeance= (was) =complete=.
- THE PATRIOT. (PAGE 85.)
- THE BOY AND THE ANGEL. (PAGE 87.)
- 24. ="the voice of my delight"=. That is, the boy's simple praises.
- MEMORABILIA. (PAGE 91.)
- WHY I AM A LIBERAL. (PAGE 92.)
- PROSPICE. (PAGE 93.)
- EPILOGUE TO ASOLANDO. (PAGE 94.)
- THE ITALIAN IN ENGLAND. (PAGE 98.)
- 25. =Lombardy=. See the Atlas.
- MY LAST DUCHESS. (PAGE 105.)
- 8. =Fra Pandolf=. An imaginary artist.
- 56. =Claus of Innsbruck=. An imaginary artist.
- THE BISHOP ORDERS HIS TOMB AT SAINT PRAXED'S. (PAGE 107.)
- 41. =olive-frail=. A crate, made of rushes, for packing olives.
- 42. =lapis lazuli=. A very beautiful and valuable blue stone.
- 46. =Frascati=. A town near Rome, celebrated for its villas.
- 79. =Ulpian=. A celebrated Roman jurist of the third century.
- THE LABORATORY. (PAGE 113.)
- HOME THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD. (PAGE 115.)
- UP AT A VILLA--DOWN IN THE CITY. (PAGE 116.)
- A TOCCATA OF GALUPPI'S. (PAGE 122.)
- 18. =clavichord=. An instrument of the type of the piano.
- ABT VOGLER. (PAGE 126.)
- 19. =rampired=. Furnished with _ramparts_.
- 23. The reference is to St. Peter's in Rome.
- RABBI BEN EZRA. (PAGE 133.)
- 1. =Grow old along with me=. Come, and let us talk of old age.
- 29. =hold of=. Are like, share the nature of.
- 117. =be named=. That is, known, or distinguished.
- A GRAMMARIAN'S FUNERAL. (PAGE 143.)
- 48. =shaping=, their mind and character.
- 129-131. The Greek particles [Greek: oti, oun, and de.]
- ANDREA DEL SARTO. (PAGE 149.)
- 119. =Rafael=. The great painter, Raphael (1483-1520).
- CALIBAN UPON SETEBOS. (PAGE 161.)
- 11. ='gin write=. Write.
- 48. =its estray=. That is, Childe Roland himself.
- 68. =bents=. A kind of grass.
- 70. =as=. As if.
- 91. =Not it!= Memory did not give hope and solace.
- 106. =howlet=. A small owl.
- 114. =bespate=. Spattered.
- 133. =cirque=. A circle or enclosure.
- 137. =galley-slaves= whom =the Turk=, etc.
- 140. =engine=. Machine.
- 143. =Tophet=. Hell.
- 160. =Apollyon=. The Devil.
- AN EPISTLE. (PAGE 183.)
- 15. =Sage=. Abib, to whom the letter is sent.
- 17. =snake-stone=. A stone used to cure snake-bites.
- SAUL. (PAGE 196.)
- ONE WORD MORE. (PAGE 224).
- 57. =Bice=. Beatrice.
- 95. =Egypt's flesh-pots=. See Exodus, chapter xvi.
- 97. =Sinai's cloven brilliance=. See Exodus, chapter six. 16-25.
- 101. =Jethro's daughter=, Zipporah. See Exodus, chapters ii and xviii.
- 138. =Lippo=. See _Fra Lippo Lippi_.
- 150. =Samminiato=. San Miniato, a church in Florence.
- 165. =Keats=. See note on line 160.
- 174. =Moses, Aaron, Nadab, and Abihu=. See Exodus, chapter xxiv.
- 186. Compare the idea in _My Star_.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Browning's Shorter Poems, by Robert Browning