Old and
Old and New Masters
作者：Lynd, Robert, 1879-1949
体例：题 章数：88
字数：350,805 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 88 题- OLD AND NEW MASTERS
- BY ROBERT LYND
- TO SYLVIA LYND
- CONTENTS
- OLD AND NEW MASTERS
- DOSTOEVSKY THE SENSATIONALIST
- II
- JANE AUSTEN: NATURAL HISTORIAN
- III
- MR. G.K. CHESTERTON AND MR. HILAIRE BELLOC
- 1. THE HEAVENLY TWINS
- 2. THE COPIOUSNESS OF MR. BELLOC
- 3. THE TWO MR. CHESTERTONS
- IV.
- WORDSWORTH
- 1. HIS PERSONALITY AND GENIUS
- 2. HIS POLITICS
- And he went on:--
- V.
- KEATS
- 1. THE BIOGRAPHY
- 2. THE MATTHEW ARNOLD VIEW
- VI
- HENRY JAMES
- 1. THE NOVELIST OF GRAINS AND SCRUPLES
- 2. THE ARTIST AT WORK.
- At a moment of less illumination he writes:--
- At another stage in the story, he comments:--
- At yet another stage:--
- 3. HOW HE WAS BORN AGAIN
- VII
- BROWNING: THE POET OF LOVE
- And:--
- VIII
- THE FAME OF J.M. SYNGE
- IX
- VILLON: THE GENIUS OF THE TAVERN
- And here is Rossetti's jaunty English:--
- POPE
- Sporus, that mere white curd of ass's milk--
- XI
- JAMES ELROY FLECKER
- XII
- TURGENEV
- XIII
- THE MADNESS OF STRINDBERG
- XIV
- XV
- ROSSETTI AND RITUAL
- XVI
- MR. BERNARD SHAW
- XVII
- MR. MASEFIELD'S SECRET
- XVIII
- MR. W.B. YEATS
- 1. HIS OWN ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF
- In an earlier version, the last line was still more arrogant:--
- There is a noble arrogance again in the lines called _A Coat_:--
- And to this Mr. Yeats has since added a significant note:--
- 2. HIS POETRY
- XIX
- TCHEHOV: THE PERFECT STORY-TELLER
- XX
- LADY GREGORY
- XXI
- MR. CUNNINGHAME GRAHAM
- XXII
- SWINBURNE
- 1. THE EXOTIC BIRD
- 2. GENIUS WITHOUT EYES
- XXIII
- THE WORK OF T.M. KETTLE
- XXIV
- MR. J.C. SQUIRE
- I heard a story, a crazy and tiresome myth.
- XXV
- R. JOSEPH CONRAD
- 1. THE MAKING OF AN AUTHOR
- 2. TALES OF MYSTERY
- XXVI
- MR. RUDYARD KIPLING
- 1. THE GOOD STORY-TELLER
- 2. THE POET OF LIFE WITH A CAPITAL HELL
- XXVII
- MR. THOMAS HARDY
- 1. HIS GENIUS AS A POET
- And death is no kinder than life to lovers:--
- 2. A POET IN WINTER