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共 155 题- THE WORKS OF CHARLES AND MARY LAMB, VOLUME 2
- ELIA; and THE LAST ESSAYS OF ELIA
- BY
- CHARLES LAMB
- EDITED BY
- E.V. LUCAS
- WITH A FRONTISPIECE
- INTRODUCTION
- E.V.L.
- CONTENTS
- FRONTISPIECE
- ELIA
- ELIA
- THE SOUTH-SEA HOUSE
- OXFORD IN THE VACATION
- Andrew and John, men famous in old times
- CHRIST'S HOSPITAL FIVE AND THIRTY YEARS AGO
- THE TWO RACES OF MEN
- NEW YEAR'S EVE
- I saw the skirts of the departing Year.
- THE NEW YEAR
- MRS. BATTLE'S OPINIONS ON WHIST
- There is such a thing in nature, I am convinced, as _sick whist_.--
- A CHAPTER ON EARS
- I have no ear.--
- ALL FOOLS' DAY
- Good Master Raymund Lully, you look wise. Pray correct that error.--
- A QUAKER'S MEETING
- THE OLD AND THE NEW SCHOOLMASTER
- VALENTINE'S DAY
- IMPERFECT SYMPATHIES
- WITCHES, AND OTHER NIGHT-FEARS
- Headless bear, black man, or ape--
- MY RELATIONS
- MACKERY END, IN HERTFORDSHIRE
- MODERN GALLANTRY
- THE OLD BENCHERS OF THE INNER TEMPLE
- GRACE BEFORE MEAT
- But what meats?--
- MY FIRST PLAY
- Was nourished, I could not tell how--
- DREAM-CHILDREN
- A REVERIE
- DISTANT CORRESPONDENTS
- IN A LETTER TO B.F. ESQ. AT SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES
- THE PRAISE OF CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS
- A COMPLAINT OF THE DECAY OF BEGGARS IN THE METROPOLIS
- I sometimes wish I had been that Bank clerk.
- A DISSERTATION UPON ROAST PIG
- A BACHELOR'S COMPLAINT OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF MARRIED PEOPLE
- ON SOME OF THE OLD ACTORS
- ON THE ARTIFICIAL COMEDY OF THE LAST CENTURY
- ON THE ACTING OF MUNDEN
- THE LAST ESSAYS OF ELIA
- PREFACE
- BY A FRIEND OF THE LATE ELIA
- BLAKESMOOR IN H-----SHIRE
- POOR RELATIONS
- STAGE ILLUSION
- TO THE SHADE OF ELLISTON
- PLAUDITO, ET VALETO
- ELLISTONIANA
- DETACHED THOUGHTS ON BOOKS AND READING
- I think I see them at their work--these sapient trouble-tombs.
- THE OLD MARGATE HOY
- THE CONVALESCENT
- SANITY OF TRUE GENIUS
- CAPTAIN JACKSON
- THE SUPERANNUATED MAN
- VIRGIL.
- O'KEEFE.
- THE GENTEEL STYLE IN WRITING
- BARBARA S----
- THE TOMBS IN THE ABBEY
- IN A LETTER TO R---- S----, ESQ.
- AMICUS REDIVIVUS
- SOME SONNETS OF SIR PHILIP SYDNEY
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- O heav'nly Fool, thy most kiss-worthy face--
- NEWSPAPERS THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
- BARRENNESS OF THE IMAGINATIVE FACULTY IN THE PRODUCTIONS OF MODERN ART
- REJOICINGS UPON THE NEW YEAR'S COMING OF AGE
- THE WEDDING
- THE CHILD ANGEL
- A DREAM
- A DEATH-BED
- IN A LETTER TO R.H. ESQ. OF B----
- OLD CHINA
- POPULAR FALLACIES
- I.--THAT A BULLY IS ALWAYS A COWARD
- II.--THAT ILL-GOTTEN GAIN NEVER PROSPERS
- III.--THAT A MAN MUST NOT LAUGH AT HIS OWN JEST
- V.--THAT THE POOR COPY THE VICES OF THE RICH
- VI.--THAT ENOUGH IS AS GOOD AS A FEAST
- VII.--OF TWO DISPUTANTS, THE WARMEST IS GENERALLY IN THE WRONG
- IX.--THAT THE WORST PUNS ARE THE BEST
- X.--THAT HANDSOME IS THAT HANDSOME DOES
- XI.--THAT WE MUST NOT LOOK A GIFT-HORSE IN THE MOUTH
- XII.--THAT HOME IS HOME THOUGH IT IS NEVER SO HOMELY
- XIII.--THAT YOU MUST LOVE ME, AND LOVE MY DOG
- XIV.--THAT WE SHOULD RISE WITH THE LARK
- XV.--THAT WE SHOULD LIE DOWN WITH THE LAMB
- XVI.--THAT A SULKY TEMPER IS A MISFORTUNE
- APPENDIX
- ON SOME OF THE OLD ACTORS
- ELIA.
- THE OLD ACTORS
- ELIA.
- THE OLD ACTORS
- MR. SUETT
- MR. MUNDEN
- ELIA.
- NOTES
- ELIA
- M. . . . Page 13 [7] Maynard, hang'd himself.
- W. . . . " 45 [23]
- M. . . " 47 [24] Maunde, dismiss'd school.
- C. . . . " 216 [108] Coleridge.
- HOLIDAYS KEPT AT CHRIST'S HOSPITAL
- S.T.C.
- Page 44, line 17. _Alice W----n_. See note to "Dream Children."
- In the _London Magazine_ this essay had the following postscript:--
- Page 49, line 5. _Cleombrotus_. Lamb's _London Magazine_ footnote:--
- This is the passage--one red-hot sentence--concerning eels:--
- The fruitful fields of pleasant Hertfordshire--
- Barry Cornwall has the following story in his Memoir of Lamb:--
- I have not found the passage.
- GRACE BEFORE MEAT
- GRACE AFTER MEAT
- THOMAS GREG.
- See note to the essay "On Some of the Old Actors."
- Page 163, line 12 from foot. _Angelica_. In "Love for Love."
- THE LAST ESSAYS OF ELIA
- In the _London Magazine_ the "Character" began thus:--
- P.G. Patmore's testimony is also corroborative:--
- Page 174. BLAKESMOOR IN H----SHIRE
- Page 178, line 2. _My Alice_. See notes to "Dream-Children."
- The sonnet referred to, beginning--
- Miss Kelly wrote, in 1875:--
- ON A VISIT TO ST. PAUL'S
- TO LEONORA SINGING AT ROME
- The title ran thus:--
- PETER'S NET
- BY THE AUTHOR OF "ELIA"
- Page 280, line 19. _He had one Song_. Garrick's "Hearts of Oak."
- APPENDIX
- INDEX