Letters of
The Letters of Robert Burns
作者：Burns, Robert, 1759-1796
体例：段 章数：27
字数：548,432 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 本站收录 1 个来源：Project Gutenberg（548,432 字）。
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- 按「段」标记切分为 27 段（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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- 平均每段 20,312 字；最长 _(d)_ "Can it be possible that when I resign this frail, fev（39,203 字），最短 There is an air, "The Caledonian Hunt's delight", to which I（8,973 字）。
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章节目录
共 27 段- _(d)_ "Can it be possible that when I resign this frail, fev
- Your uncommon personal advantages, and your superior good se
- ... Against two things I am fixed as fate,--staying at home,
- _Wednesday Morning_ [1_st Nov_. 1786].
- I have just now had a visit from my landlady,[29] who is a s
- I'll be in Dumfries the morn gif the beast be to the fore, a
- In my seventeenth year, to give my manners a brush, I went t
- My Dear Sir,--I arrived here safe yesterday evening after a
- Reverend and Dear Sir,--I have been a cripple now near three
- I have written you this scrawl because I have nothing else t
- That you have faults, my Clarinda, I never doubted; but I kn
- It is perhaps rather wrong to speak highly to a friend of hi
- I trust this will find you in better health than I did the l
- I like your way in your churchyard lucubrations. Thoughts th
- Your criticisms, my honoured benefactress, are truly the wor
- The character and employment of a poet were formerly my plea
- O Frugality! thou mother of ten thousand blessings--thou coo
- I know not whether I have ever sent you the following lines;
- I hope Mrs. Fordyce and the two young ladies are well. Do le
- Sir,--Coming into town this morning to attend my duty in thi
- Sir,--You must by this time have set me down as one of the m
- [Footnote 124: Mr. Nicol had purchased a small piece of grou
- Sir, you are a husband--and a father. You know what you woul
- I have often told you, my dear friend, that you had a spice
- My Dearest Love,--I delayed writing until I could tell you w
- This thought is inexpressibly beautiful; and quite, so far a
- There is an air, "The Caledonian Hunt's delight", to which I