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共 63 题- HOMES AND HAUNTS OF THE MOST EMINENT BRITISH POETS.
- VOL. II.
- HOMES AND HAUNTS OF THE MOST EMINENT BRITISH POETS.
- BY
- WILLIAM HOWITT.
- IN TWO VOLUMES.
- VOL. II.
- CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
- POETS. ILLUSTRATIONS. PAGE
- GEORGE CRABBE.
- Or--
- What a difference from--
- Or from the grandeur of that exordium:--
- JAMES HOGG, THE ETTRICK SHEPHERD.
- As for the boy, he lifted up his basket, and he felt
- THE ETTRICK SHEPHERD.
- VOL.
- DWELLER IN HEAVEN.
- TO THE GENIUS OF SHAKSPEARE.
- SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE.
- In The Retrospect he has still more clearly depicted it:--
- FELICIA HEMANS.
- L. E. L.
- SIR WALTER SCOTT.
- "It was a barren scene and wild,
- THOMAS CAMPBELL.
- ROBERT SOUTHEY.
- JOANNA BAILLIE.
- WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
- And he tells us that to this practice he owed
- JAMES MONTGOMERY.
- THE STRANGER AND HIS FRIEND.
- WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR.
- There is not less truth than satire in this:--
- In his poems, too, occurs this:--
- WRITTEN IN WALES.
- And the
- FAREWELL TO ITALY.
- LEIGH HUNT.
- The opening of the poem, beginning--
- SAMUEL ROGERS.
- Into every form of expression the scholar follows his master:--
- THE NEW WORLD.
- His interior embellishment shall be my last extract:--
- THOMAS MOORE.
- EBENEZER ELLIOTT.
- In every form and disguise, injustice and inhumanity--
- Thus imitated--
- I seemed then to hear the trumpet-voice of the poet exclaiming:--
- JOHN WILSON.
- WALLER BRYAN PROCTER.
- WITHIN AND WITHOUT.
- RIND AND FRUIT.
- ALFRED TENNYSON.
- CLARIBEL.
- Or a whole Lincolnshire landscape of--
- There are
- CONCLUDING REMARKS.
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- COLLEGES AND DISTRICT SCHOOLS,
- RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY
- HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YORK.
- Anthon's New Greek Grammar