Concord Days
Concord Days
作者：Alcott, Amos Bronson, 1799-1888
体例：题 章数：143
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章节目录
共 143 题- CONCORD DAYS.
- CONTENTS.
- APRIL.
- MAY.
- JUNE.
- JULY.
- AUGUST.
- SEPTEMBER.
- APRIL.
- CONCORD DAYS.
- DIARIES.
- THURSDAY, 1.
- MY HOUSE.
- SATURDAY, 3.
- OUTLOOK.
- MONDAY, 5.
- THOREAU.
- He wrote in his Journal:--
- In his journal I find these lines:--
- W. ELLERY CHANNING.
- SELF-PRIVACY.
- THURSDAY, 8.
- SUNDAY LECTURES.
- SUNDAY, 11.
- EMERSON.
- TUESDAY, 13.
- RECREATION.
- FRIDAY, 16.
- GENEALOGIES.
- MONDAY, 19.
- So the poet
- OF THE COCK.
- SCHOLARSHIP.
- WEDNESDAY, 28.
- Ben Jonson wrote to his bookseller:--
- MAY.
- RURAL AFFAIRS
- MONDAY, 3.
- PASTORALS.
- SATURDAY, 8.
- NEW ENGLAND.
- W. ELLERY CHANNING.
- CONVERSATION.
- MONDAY, 17.
- WM. T. HARRIS.]
- Here is a piece of excellent counsel from Plotinus:--
- MARGARET FULLER.
- THURSDAY, 20.
- CHILDHOOD.
- SUNDAY, 23.
- PYTHAGORAS.
- CONVERSATION WITH CHILDREN.
- MONDAY, 24.
- CONVERSATION ON WORSHIP.
- 16. Jesus saith unto her, Go call thy husband, and come hither.
- 19. The woman said unto him, Sir, I perceive that thou art a prophet.
- 26. Jesus saith unto her, I that speak unto thee am _he_.
- 30. Then they went out of the city, and came unto him.
- Before he had time to ask the usual question,--
- CHARLES. Spiritual Worship.[7]
- PLUTARCH'S LETTER TO HIS WIFE.
- SUNDAY, 30.
- PLUTARCH TO HIS WIFE--ALL HEALTH.
- JUNE.
- BERRIES.
- TUESDAY, 1.
- Herrick dished his with fresh cream from his "little buttery":--
- So Milton's Eve in Eden,--
- OUR BLUEBERRY SWAMP.
- W. E. CHANNING.
- LETTERS.
- THURSDAY, 3.
- To the Lady Goodyeare he writes:--
- Amyens, the 7th of February, year 1611."
- Again to Geminitus:--
- Again:--
- BOOKS.
- TUESDAY, 8.
- Thoreau wrote in his:--
- SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY.
- THURSDAY, 10.
- He writes from St. Louis:--
- And More writes of Plotinus:--
- PLOTINUS.
- IDEAL CULTURE.
- THURSDAY, 17.
- GOETHE.
- WEDNESDAY, 23.
- CARLYLE.
- JULY.
- INDEPENDENCE DAY.
- SUNDAY, 4.
- PHILLIPS.
- GREELEY.
- AGE OF IRON AND BRONZE.
- FRIDAY, 9.
- CONVERSATION ON ENTHUSIASM.[12]
- WEDNESDAY, 14.
- Then added, significantly:--
- Miss Bremer asked Mr. Alcott "if he called Swedenborg an enthusiast."
- HAWTHORNE.
- MONDAY, 19.
- LANDOR.
- SLEEP AND DREAMS.
- THURSDAY, 22.
- Homer says,--
- GENESIS AND LAPSE.
- SUNDAY, 25.
- AUGUST.
- PLATO'S LETTERS.
- TUESDAY, 3.
- PLATO.[16]
- This, among other epitaphs, was inscribed on his tombstone:--
- SOCRATES.
- BERKELEY.
- BOEHME.
- MONDAY, 9.
- MR. WALTON'S LETTER.
- CRABBE ROBINSON'S DIARY.
- THURSDAY, 19.
- COLERIDGE.
- SELDEN'S TABLE TALK.
- TUESDAY, 24.
- Ben Jonson addressed him thus:--
- WOMAN.
- SUNDAY, 29.
- SEPTEMBER.
- WALDEN POND.
- MONDAY, 6.
- THE IDEAL CHURCH.
- MONDAY, 13.
- COLLYER.
- BEECHER.
- IDEALS.
- SUNDAY, 19.
- THE SEARCH AFTER GOD.[25]
- MESSRS. ROBERTS BROTHERS' PUBLICATIONS.
- TABLETS.
- ROBERTS BROTHERS, BOSTON.
- NELLY.
- ROBERTS BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS, _Boston_
- A specimen letter from a little woman to the author of "Little Men."
- ROBERTS BROTHERS, BOSTON