Handy Guide
A Handy Guide for Beggars: Especially Those of the Poetic Fraternity Being Sundry Explorations, Made While Afoot and Penniless in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. These Adventures Convey and Illustrate the Rules of Beggary for Poets and Some Others.
作者：Lindsay, Vachel, 1879-1931
体例：题 章数：135
字数：164,632 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 135 题- A HANDY GUIDE FOR BEGGARS
- THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
- BY VACHEL LINDSAY
- COPYRIGHT, 1916,
- BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY.
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- DEDICATION AND PREFACE OF A HANDY GUIDE FOR BEGGARS
- These are the rules of the road:--
- VACHEL LINDSAY.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PAGE
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS v
- THE DEDICATION AND PREFACE vii
- FOLLOW THIS THISTLEDOWN xi
- I. VAGRANT ADVENTURES IN THE SOUTH
- COLUMBUS 3
- INTERLUDE: THE WOULD-BE MERMAN 33
- MACON. SHOWING MY FIRST RESPITE WITH A CIVILIZED FRIEND 35
- INTERLUDE: THE TRAMP’S REFUSAL 61
- INTERLUDE: PHIDIAS 78
- INTERLUDE: CONFUCIUS 87
- INTERLUDE: WITH A ROSE, TO BRUNHILDE 94
- II. A MENDICANT PILGRIMAGE IN THE EAST
- IN LOST JERUSALEM 113
- A TEMPLE MADE WITH HANDS 115
- INTERLUDE: THE TOWN OF AMERICAN VISIONS 133
- ON BEING ENTERTAINED BY COLLEGE BOYS 135
- INTERLUDE: THAT WHICH MEN HAIL AS KING 137
- INTERLUDE: WHAT THE SEXTON SAID 159
- INTERLUDES: “LIFE TRANSCENDENT” 179
- IN THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH 180
- THAT MEN MIGHT SEE AGAIN THE ANGEL-THRONG 205
- FOLLOW THE THISTLEDOWN
- VAGRANT ADVENTURES IN THE SOUTH
- COLUMBUS
- THE MAN UNDER THE YOKE
- THE MAN WITH THE APPLE-GREEN EYES
- THE WOULD-BE MERMAN
- MACON
- THE FALLS OF TALLULAH
- THE CALL OF THE WATER
- II
- THE PIPING OF PAN
- III
- PERIL, VANITY, AND ADORATION
- IV
- THE BLOOD UNQUENCHABLE
- THE GIFT OF TALLULAH
- THE GNOME
- THE TRAMP’S REFUSAL
- THE HOUSE OF THE LOOM
- PHIDIAS
- MAN, IN THE CITY OF COLLARS
- I answered sternly, “Art, my friend, does not travel in a Pullman.”
- CONFUCIUS
- THE OLD LADY AT THE TOP OF THE HILL
- I ventured to ask, “So it’s _your_ valley?”
- WITH A ROSE, TO BRUNHILDE
- LADY IRON-HEELS[3]
- THE SEVEN SUSPICIONS
- II
- THE TAILOR AND THE FLORIST
- I said: “I am no kin to Lawyer Nicholas, but I hope he won his case.”
- I did not tell my name.
- I washed.
- III
- A BRIEF SIESTA
- IV
- II
- A MENDICANT PILGRIMAGE IN THE EAST
- IN LOST JERUSALEM
- A TEMPLE MADE WITH HANDS
- THE DWELLING-PLACE OF FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY
- II
- SPLITTING KINDLING
- III
- THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT
- He read much more than I will quote. Here is the final passage:--
- IV
- A SCREAMING FARCE
- I threw it promptly on the floor.
- THE HIGHWAY OF OUR GOD
- THE TOWN OF AMERICAN VISIONS
- ON BEING ENTERTAINED ONE EVENING BY COLLEGE BOYS
- THAT WHICH MEN HAIL AS KING
- NEAR SHICKSHINNY
- II
- THE SON OF KING COAL
- I told the man my story, in brief.
- I do not believe it was over fourteen.
- I began to feel guilty.
- III
- THE DAUGHTER OF THE KING
- IV
- THE GRANDSONS OF THE KING
- ON TO SHICKSHINNY
- I hated King Coal still, but not so much as of yore.
- WHAT THE SEXTON SAID
- DEATH, THE DEVIL, AND HUMAN KINDNESS
- THE SHRED OF AN ALLEGORY
- THE UNDERTAKER
- II
- THE TRAP WITHOUT THE BAIT
- III
- A MYSTERIOUS DRIVER
- IV
- I assured him I wanted all there was, though from the edge of the world.
- LIFE TRANSCENDENT
- IN THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH
- THE OLD GENTLEMAN WITH THE LANTERN (AND THE PEOPLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD)
- THE SAVAGE NECKLACE
- II
- BY THE LIGHT OF THE LANTERN
- III
- YOU OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF
- I asked: “Isn’t the moon fine to-night?”
- IV
- GRETCHEN-CECILIA, WAITRESS
- I said: “I have a fairy-tale to read to you after supper.”
- I said: “I will wait and wait till you are seventeen.”
- VI
- CONFERENCES
- VII
- THE SPARE ROOM
- VIII
- MORNING
- THAT MEN MIGHT SEE AGAIN THE ANGEL-THRONG
- The Congo and Other Poems
- General William Booth Enters Into Heaven and Other Poems
- Adventures While Preaching the Gospel of Beauty
- SOMETHING TO READ
- The Art of the Moving Picture
- GENERAL ARTICLES ON THE POETRY SITUATION
- FOOTNOTES:
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES: