Best of
The Best of the World's Classics, Restricted to Prose, Vol. VIII (of X) - Continental Europe II.
作者：Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924 [Editor]; Halsey, Francis W. (Francis Whiting), 1851-1919 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 136 题- THE BEST
- WORLD'S CLASSICS
- RESTRICTED TO PROSE
- HENRY CABOT LODGE
- FRANCIS W. HALSEY
- With an Introduction, Biographical
- IN TEN VOLUMES
- Vol. VIII
- CONTINENTAL EUROPE--II
- FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY
- NEW YORK AND LONDON
- COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY
- FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY
- The Best of the World's Classics
- VOL. VIII
- CONTINENTAL EUROPE--II
- CONTENTS
- VOL. VIII--CONTINENTAL EUROPE--II
- ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE--(Born in 1805, died in 1859.)
- ALFRED DE MUSSET--(Born in 1810, died in 1857.)
- THEOPHILE GAUTIER--(Born in 1811, died in 1872.)
- GUSTAVE FLAUBERT--(Born in 1821, died in 1880.)
- JOSEPH ERNEST RENAN--(Born in 1823, died in 1892.)
- HIPPOLYTE ADOLPHE TAINE--(Born in 1828, died in 1893.)
- EMILE ZOLA--(Born in 1840, died in 1902.)
- ALPHONSE DAUDET--(Born in 1840, died in 1897.)
- GUY DE MAUPASSANT--(Born in 1850, died in 1893.)
- GERMANY
- MARTIN LUTHER--(Born in 1483, died in 1546.)
- GOTTHOLD E. LESSING--(Born in 1729, died in 1781.)
- JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE--(Born in 1749, died in 1832.)
- FRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER--(Born in 1759, died in 1808.)
- WILHELM VON SCHLEGEL--(Born in 1767, died in 1845.)
- ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT--(Born in 1769, died in 1859.)
- HEINRICH HEINE--(Born in 1799, died in 1856.)
- ITALY
- MARCO POLO--(Born in 1254, died in 1324.)
- DANTE ALIGHIERI--(Born in 1265, died in 1321.)
- FRANCESCO PETRARCH--(Born in 1304, died in 1374.)
- GIOVANNI BOCCACIO--(Born probably in 1313, died in 1375.)
- NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI--(Born in 1469, died in 1527.)
- BENVENUTO CELLINI--(Born in 1500, died in 1571.)
- GIORGIO VASARI--(Born in 1511, died in 1574.)
- CASANOVA DE SEINGALT--(Born in 1725, died probably in 1803.)
- OTHER COUNTRIES
- DESIDERIUS ERASMUS--(Born in 1465, died in 1536.)
- MIGUEL DE CERVANTES--(Born in 1547, died in 1616.)
- HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN--(Born in 1805, died in 1875.)
- IVAN SERGEYEVITCH TURGENEFF--(Born in 1818, died in 1883.)
- HENRIK IBSEN--(Born in 1828, died in 1906.)
- COUNT LEO TOLSTOY--(Born in 1828.)
- FRANCE (Continued)
- ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE
- THE TYRANNY OF THE AMERICAN MAJORITY[1]
- ALFRED DE MUSSET
- TITIAN'S SON AFTER A NIGHT AT PLAY[2]
- THEOPHILE GAUTIER
- PHARAOH'S ENTRY INTO THEBES[3]
- GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- YONGEVILLE AND ITS PEOPLE[4]
- JOSEPH ERNEST RENAN
- AN EMPIRE IN ROBUST YOUTH[5]
- HIPPOLITE ADOLPHE TAINE
- THACKERAY AS A SATIRIST[7]
- II
- WHEN THE KING GOT UP FOR THE DAY[8]
- EMILE ZOLA
- GLIMPSES OF NAPOLEON III IN TIME OF WAR[9]
- ALPHONSE DAUDET
- A GREAT MAN'S WIDOW[10]
- II
- MY FIRST DRESS COAT[11]
- GUY DE MAUPASSANT
- MADAME JEANNE'S LAST DAYS[12]
- GERMANY
- MARTIN LUTHER
- SOME OF HIS TABLE TALK AND SAYINGS[13]
- GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM
- LESSING
- POETRY AND PAINTING COMPARED[14]
- II
- OF SUFFERING HELD IN RESTRAINT[15]
- JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
- ON FIRST READING SHAKESPEARE[16]
- II
- THE CORONATION OF JOSEPH II[17]
- FRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER
- THE BATTLE OF LUTZEN[18]
- II
- PHILIP II AND THE NETHERLANDS[20]
- AUGUST WILHELM VON SCHLEGEL
- SHAKESPEARE'S MACBETH[21]
- ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT
- AN ESSAY ON MAN[22]
- HEINRICH HEINE
- REMINISCENCES OF NAPOLEON[23]
- ITALY
- MARCO POLO
- A DESCRIPTION OF JAPAN[24]
- DANTE ALIGHIERI
- THAT LONG DESCENT MAKES NO MAN NOBLE[26]
- II
- OF BEATRICE AND HER DEATH[27]
- FRANCIS PETRARCH
- OF GOOD AND EVIL FORTUNE[28]
- GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO
- THE PATIENT GRISELDA[29]
- NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
- OUGHT PRINCES TO KEEP THEIR PROMISES[30]
- BENVENUTO CELLINI
- THE CASTING OF HIS "PERSEUS AND MEDUSA"[31]
- GIORGIO VASARI
- OF RAPHAEL AND HIS EARLY DEATH[33]
- JACQUES CASANOVA CHEVALIER DE SEINGALT
- HIS INTERVIEW WITH FREDERICK THE GREAT[38]
- I stood looking at him in silence.
- OTHER COUNTRIES
- DESIDERIUS ERASMUS
- SPECIMENS OF HIS WIT AND WISDOM[39]
- I would not change my freedom for the best bishopric in the world.
- MIGUEL DE CERVANTES
- THE BEGINNINGS OF DON QUIXOTE'S CAREER[46]
- II
- OF HOW DON QUIXOTE DIED[47]
- HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES[49]
- IVAN TURGENEFF
- BAZAROV'S DEATH[50]
- Bazarov suddenly opened his eyes. "What did you say?"
- Bazarov moved his eyes about him. "She is here? I want to see her."
- Anna Sergyevna bent down to him. "Yevgeny Vassilyitch, I am here--"
- HENRIK IBSEN
- THE THOUGHT CHILD[51]
- COUNT LEO TOLSTOY
- SHAKESPEARE NOT A GREAT GENIUS[52]
- END OF VOLUME VIII