26th. COVENTRY PATMORE, d. 26 N. 1896
I. To the Unknown Eros, 13:169-171
II. The Toys, 15:140-141
III. Lamb’s The Old Familiar Faces, 15:73-74
IV. Hester, 15:75-76
27th. I. Wordsworth’s Influence of Natural Objects, 14:251-253
RIDGELEY TORRENCE, b. 27 N. 1875
II. Torrence’s Evensong, 12:346
III. Burt’s Resurgam, 13:292
28th. WILLIAM BLAKE, b. 28 N. 1757
I. The Tiger, 12:42-43
II. Piping Down the Valleys, 12:246
III. The Golden Door, 15:172
WASHINGTON IRVING. d. 28 N. 1859
IV. Rip Van Winkle, 19-Pt. II:71-96
29th. LOUISA MAY ALCOTT, b. 29 N. 1832
I. Street Scenes in Washington, 8-Pt. II:74-76
JOHN G. NEIHARDT, married 29 N. 1908
II. Envoi, 15:200
III. Cheney’s Happiest Heart, 14:318
IV. Dargan’s There’s Rosemary, 13:287
30th. SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS (Mark Twain), b. 30 N. 1835
I. Colonel Mulberry Sellers, 7-Pt. II:31-40
II. The Notorious Jumping Frog, 7-Pt. I:122-131
D. 1st.
I. Keats’s In a Drear-Nighted December, 12:268
II. Gray’s Progress of Poesy, 13:76-80
III. Doyle’s Private of the Buffs, 11:284-285
2nd. I. Lowell’s The First Snow-Fail, 15:135-136
II. Daniel’s Love Is a Sickness, 12:108
III. Delia, 13:181-182
IV. Darley’s Song, 12:170-171
When evening has arrived, I return home, and go into my study....
For hours together, the miseries of life no longer annoy me; I forget
every vexation; I do not fear poverty; for I have altogether
transferred myself to those with whom I hold converse.
--MACHIAVELLI.