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Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 09
作者：Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 [Editor]; Mabie, Hamilton Wright, 1846-1916 [Editor]; Runkle, Lucia Gilbert (Lucia Isabella Gilbert), 1844-1922 [Editor]; Warner, George H., 1833-1919 [Editor]
体例：题 章数：286
字数：731,059 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 286 题- CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
- EDITOR
- ASSOCIATE EDITORS
- Connoisseur Edition
- VOL. IX.
- Connoisseur Edition
- LIMITED TO FIVE HUNDRED COPIES IN HALF RUSSIA
- THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- VOL. IX
- LIVED PAGE
- ADELBERT VON CHAMISSO 1781-1838 3503
- WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING 1780-1842 3513
- GEORGE CHAPMAN 1559?-1634 3523
- FRANCOIS RENE AUGUSTE CHATEAUBRIAND 1768-1848 3531
- THOMAS CHATTERTON 1752-1770 3539
- GEOFFREY CHAUCER 13--?-1400 3551
- BY THOMAS R. LOUNSBURY
- ANDRE CHENIER 1762-1794 3601
- BY KATHARINE HILLARD
- VICTOR CHERBULIEZ 1829- 3609
- LORD CHESTERFIELD 1694-1773 3625
- THE LITERATURE OF CHINA 3629
- BY ROBERT K. DOUGLAS
- RUFUS CHOATE 1799-1859 3649
- BY ALBERT STICKNEY
- ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM 347-407 3665
- BY JOHN MALONE
- MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO 106-43 B.C. 3675
- BY WILLIAM CRANSTON LAWTON
- THE CID 1045?-1099 3725
- BY CHARLES SPRAGUE SMITH
- EARL OF CLARENDON (Edward Hyde) 1609-1674 3737
- The Character of Lord Falkland
- MARCUS A. H. CLARKE 1846-1881 3745
- MATTHIAS CLAUDIUS 1740-1815 3756
- HENRY CLAY 1777-1852 3761
- BY JOHN R. PROCTER
- CLEANTHES 331-232 B.C. 3784
- Hymn to Zeus
- SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS (Mark Twain) 1835- 3787
- ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH 1819-1861 3821
- BY CHARLES ELIOT NORTON
- SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE 1772-1834 3843
- BY GEORGE E. WOODBERRY
- WILLIAM COLLINS 1721-1759 3871
- WILLIAM WILKIE COLLINS 1824-1889 3879
- FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
- VOLUME IX
- VIGNETTE PORTRAITS
- ADELBERT VON CHAMISSO
- THE BARGAIN
- From 'The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl'
- After a moment's silence he again resumed:--
- I looked round; an old woman called after me.
- FROM 'WOMAN'S LOVE AND LIFE'
- WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING
- THE PASSION FOR POWER
- From 'The Life and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte'
- THE CAUSES OF WAR
- SPIRITUAL FREEDOM
- From the 'Discourse on Spiritual Freedom,' 1830
- GEORGE CHAPMAN
- ULYSSES AND NAUSICAA
- From the Translation of Homer's Odyssey
- THE DUKE OF BYRON IS CONDEMNED TO DEATH
- From the 'Tragedy of Charles, Duke of Byron'
- FRANCOIS RENE AUGUSTE CHATEAUBRIAND
- CHRISTIANITY VINDICATED
- From 'The Genius of Christianity'
- DESCRIPTION OF A THUNDER-STORM IN THE FOREST
- From 'Atala'
- THOMAS CHATTERTON
- FINAL CHORUS FROM 'GODDWYN'
- THE FAREWELL OF SIR CHARLES BALDWIN TO HIS WIFE
- From 'The Bristowe Tragedie'
- MYNSTRELLES SONGE
- AN EXCELENTE BALADE OF CHARITTE
- AS WROTEN BIE THE GODE PRIESTE THOMAS ROWLEIE, 1464.
- THE RESIGNATION
- GEOFFREY CHAUCER
- BY THOMAS R. LOUNSBURY
- The Workes of Geoffrey Chaucer]
- PROLOGUE TO THE 'CANTERBURY TALES'
- THE KNIGHT
- THE PRIORESS
- THE FRIAR
- THE CLERK OF OXFORD
- THE LAWYER
- THE SHIPMAN
- THE TEMPLES OF VENUS, MARS, AND DIANA
- From the Knight's Tale
- THE PASSING OF THE FAIRIES
- From the Wife of Bath's Tale
- THE PARDONER'S TALE
- THE NUN'S PRIESTS TALE
- TRUTH
- BALLADE OF GOOD COUNSEL
- ENVOY
- ANDRE CHENIER
- BY KATHARINE HILLARD
- THE YOUNG CAPTIVE
- ODE
- VICTOR CHERBULIEZ
- THE SILENT DUEL
- From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
- SAMUEL BROHL GIVES UP THE PLAY
- From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
- She replied, "The man whom I loved never lied."
- LORD CHESTERFIELD
- FROM 'LETTERS TO HIS SON'
- CONCERNING MANNERS
- THE CONTROL OF ONE'S COUNTENANCE
- DRESS AS AN INDEX TO CHARACTER
- SOME REMARKS ON GOOD BREEDING
- THE CHOICE OF A VOCATION
- FROM 'MISCELLANEOUS WORKS'
- THE LITERATURE OF CHINA
- BY ROBERT K. DOUGLAS
- SELECTED MAXIMS
- ON MORALS, PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE, CHARACTER, CIRCUMSTANCES, ETC.
- From the Chinese Moralists
- RUFUS CHOATE
- BY ALBERT STICKNEY
- THE PURITAN IN SECULAR AND RELIGIOUS LIFE
- From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
- THE NEW-ENGLANDER'S CHARACTER
- From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
- OF THE AMERICAN BAR
- From the Address before the Cambridge Law School, 1845
- DANIEL WEBSTER
- From Eulogy delivered at Dartmouth College, 1853
- ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM
- BY JOHN MALONE
- THAT REAL WEALTH IS FROM WITHIN
- ON ENCOURAGEMENT DURING ADVERSITY
- From the 'Letters to Olympias'
- CONCERNING THE STATUTES
- MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO
- BY WILLIAM CRANSTON LAWTON
- RESUME OF GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
- OF THE OFFICES OF LITERATURE AND POETRY
- From the 'Oration for the Poet Archias'
- HONORS PROPOSED FOR THE DEAD STATESMAN SULPICIUS
- From the 'Ninth Philippic'
- OLD FRIENDS BETTER THAN NEW
- From the 'Dialogue on Friendship'
- HONORED OLD AGE
- From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
- DEATH IS WELCOME TO THE OLD
- From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
- GREAT ORATORS AND THEIR TRAINING
- From the 'Dialogue on Oratory'
- CICERO TO TIRO
- CICERO TO ATTICUS
- SULPICIUS CONSOLES CICERO AFTER HIS DAUGHTER TULLIA'S DEATH
- CICERO'S REPLY TO SULPICIUS
- A HOMESICK EXILE
- CICERO'S VACILLATION IN THE CIVIL WAR
- CICERO'S CORRESPONDENTS
- W. C. L.
- CAESAR TO CICERO
- CAESAR TO CICERO
- POMPEY TO CICERO
- CAELIUS IN ROME TO CICERO IN CILICIA
- MATIUS TO CICERO
- THE DREAM OF SCIPIO
- THE CID
- BY CHARLES SPRAGUE SMITH
- FROM 'THE POEM OF MY CID'
- LEAVING BURGOS
- FAREWELL TO HIS WIFE AT SAN PEDRO DE CARDENA
- BATTLE SCENE
- THE CHALLENGES
- CONCLUSION
- EARL OF CLARENDON
- THE CHARACTER OF LORD FALKLAND
- MARCUS A.H. CLARKE
- HOW A PENAL SYSTEM CAN WORK
- From 'His Natural Life'
- THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH
- From 'His Natural Life'
- MATTHIAS CLAUDIUS
- SPECULATIONS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY
- From the Wandsbecker Bote
- RHINE WINE
- WINTER
- A SONG TO BE SUNG BEHIND THE STOVE
- NIGHT SONG
- HENRY CLAY
- BY JOHN R. PROCTER
- WAR OF 1812
- TREATY OF GHENT
- By the same mail Mr. Gallatin writes from London (April 22d, 1814):--
- Mr. Russell writes from Stockholm (July 2d, 1814):--
- MISSOURI COMPROMISE
- Mr. Schurz, writing of the feeling at the time, says:--
- INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
- SPANISH-AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
- THE AMERICAN SYSTEM
- SECRETARY OF STATE
- HIS POSITION ON AFRICAN SLAVERY
- THE COMPROMISE OF 1850
- In his opening speech, which lasted for two days, he said:--
- PUBLIC SPIRIT IN POLITICS
- From a Speech at Buffalo, July 17th, 1839
- ON THE GREEK STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
- From a Speech in 1824
- SOUTH-AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AS RELATED TO THE UNITED STATES
- From a Speech before the House of Representatives in 1818
- FROM THE VALEDICTORY TO THE SENATE, DELIVERED IN 1842
- FROM THE LEXINGTON 'SPEECH ON RETIREMENT TO PRIVATE LIFE'
- CLEANTHES
- HYMN TO ZEUS
- SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS (MARK TWAIN)
- THE CHILD OF CALAMITY
- A STEAMBOAT LANDING AT A SMALL TOWN
- THE HIGH RIVER: AND A PHANTOM PILOT
- There was no reply, and he added:--
- By-and-by the watchman came back and said:--
- AN ENCHANTING RIVER SCENE
- THE LIGHTNING PILOT
- After a pause, another subdued voice:--
- Somebody else muttered:--
- Mr. Bixby said warningly through his speaking-tube to the engineer:--
- AN EXPEDITION AGAINST OGRES
- THE TRUE PRINCE AND THE FEIGNED ONE
- Then all rose, and Tom Canty cried out:--
- The Lord Protector spoke up:--
- But the new king, the true king, said:--
- Tom stammered a moment in a pathetic confusion, then got it out:--
- ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH
- BY CHARLES ELIOT NORTON
- But he checks himself:--
- The lament is as true as it is tender. The singer continues:--
- THERE IS NO GOD
- THE LATEST DECALOGUE
- TO THE UNKNOWN GOD
- EASTER DAY
- NAPLES, 1849
- IT FORTIFIES MY SOUL TO KNOW
- SAY NOT, THE STRUGGLE NAUGHT AVAILETH
- COME BACK
- AS SHIPS BECALMED
- THE UNKNOWN COURSE
- THE GONDOLA
- THE POET'S PLACE IN LIFE
- ON KEEPING WITHIN ONE'S PROPER SPHERE
- From 'The Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich'
- CONSIDER IT AGAIN
- SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE
- BY GEORGE E. WOODBERRY
- KUBLA KHAN
- THE ALBATROSS
- From 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'
- TIME, REAL AND IMAGINARY
- DEJECTION: AN ODE
- BALLAD OF SIR PATRICK SPENCE.
- THE THREE TREASURES
- COMPLAINT
- REPROOF
- TO A GENTLEMAN
- ODE TO GEORGIANA, DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE
- ON THE TWENTY-FOURTH STANZA IN HER 'PASSAGE OVER MOUNT GOTHARD'
- THE PAINS OF SLEEP
- SONG, BY GLYCINE
- YOUTH AND AGE
- PHANTOM OR FACT?
- AUTHOR
- FRIEND
- AUTHOR
- WILLIAM COLLINS
- HOW SLEEP THE BRAVE
- THE PASSIONS
- TO EVENING
- ODE ON THE DEATH OF THOMSON
- WILLIAM WILKIE COLLINS
- THE SLEEP-WALKING
- From 'The Moonstone'
- I admitted it readily.
- COUNT FOSCO
- From 'The Woman in White'
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
- 1. Passages in italics are surrounded by _underscores_.
- 3. The words Croesus and manoeuvre use "oe" ligature in the original.
- 4. In this text, u with a breve is represented by [)u].