Life and
Life and Remains of John Clare, The "Northamptonshire Peasant Poet"
作者：Clare, John, 1793-1864; Cherry, J. L. (John Law) [Editor]
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共 247 题- Produced by Mark Sherwood, Delphine Lettau and Charles Aldarondo
- LIFE AND REMAINS
- JOHN CLARE
- The "Northamptonshire Peasant Poet"
- INCLUDING:
- LETTERS FROM HIS FRIENDS AND CONTEMPORARIES,
- EXTRACTS FROM HIS DIARY,
- PROSE FRAGMENTS, OLD BALLADS (COLLECTED BY CLARE).
- By J.L.CHERRY
- WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY BIRKET FOSTER
- DEDICATION
- MY LORD:
- I am, with unfeigned respect,
- THE EDITOR.
- INTRODUCTION
- J. L. C.
- CONTENTS
- LIFE, LETTERS, ETC.
- ASYLUM POEMS:
- MISCELLANEOUS POEMS:
- PROSE FRAGMENTS:
- OLD SONGS AND BALLADS:
- GLOSSARY
- LIFE, LETTERS, ETC.
- HELPSTONE
- LOCAL ATTACHMENTS
- GRANNY BAINS
- SUMMER LABOURS, WINTER STUDY
- HIS EARLIEST RHYMES
- THE POET TO THE PUBLIC
- A FRIEND IN NEED
- EXAMPLES
- MY LOVE, THOU ART A NOSEGAY SWEET.
- WHAT IS LIFE?
- Given under my hand the tenth of the fourth month, anno Domini 1820."
- A LION AT LAST
- FIRST VISIT TO LONDON
- In a copy of Owen Feltham's "Resolves":--
- In a copy of Mason's "Self-Knowledge":--
- In a copy of Hannah More's "Spirit of Prayer":--
- A PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION
- NEWS OF KEATS
- THE EVENING HOURS.
- I LOVE THEE, SWEET MARY.
- A MODEST AMBITION THWARTED
- Yours for ever and after, E. V. RIPPINGILLE."
- LETTER FROM CHARLES LAMB
- CHAS. LAMB."
- THE REVEREND CARY
- H. F. CARY."
- Dear Clare,--
- H. F. CARY."
- H. F. CARY."
- Dear Clare,--
- H. F. CARY.
- Mrs. C. is at Chiswick, but I can assure you of her good wishes."
- H. F. CARY.
- British Museum, Oct. 30th, 1832."
- LETTERS FROM MRS EMMERSON
- My very dear Clare,--
- ELIZA L. EMMERSON.
- My very dear Friend,--
- FRIENDS AT "THE PALACE"
- ANOTHER VISIT TO LONDON
- The following key accompanied the letter on its publication:--
- 1. Agnus = Charles Lamb.
- 2. Lepus = Julius Hare, author of "Guesses at Truth."
- 4. Nalla = Allan Cunningham.
- 6. The Poet true = The writer who assumes the name of Barry Cornwall.
- ALLAN CUNNINGHAM
- Dear Clare,--
- I remain, dear Clare, your very faithful friend,
- ALLAN CUNNINGHAM."
- GEORGE DARLEY
- My dear Clare,--
- GEORGE DARLEY."
- My dear Clare,--
- GEORGE DARLEY."
- CLARE'S DIARY
- September 7, 1824.--
- September 11.--
- September 12.--
- September 19.--
- September 22.--
- September 23.--
- September 24.--
- September 29.--
- October 8.--
- October 9.--
- October 12.--
- October 16.--
- December 25.--
- January 7, 1825.--
- January 19.--
- February 26.--
- March 6.--
- March 9.--
- March 31.--
- April 16.--
- April 18.--
- May 13.--
- May 25.--
- May 28.--
- June 3.--
- June 4.--
- June 23.--
- July 12.--
- August 21.--
- September 11.--
- From "No. 5 in the Appendix."--
- CORRESPONDENCE WITH JAMES MONTGOMERY
- I am yours sincerely,
- JOHN CLARE."
- To this letter Montgomery replied in the following terms:--
- I am truly your friend and servant,
- J. MONTGOMERY.
- Sheffield, May 5, 1826."
- My dear Sir,--
- I am, my dear Sir,
- JOHN CLARE."
- PUBLICATION OF "THE SHEPHERD'S CALENDAR"
- THE DREAM
- FAILURE OF "THE SHEPHERD'S CALENDAR"
- And again, after the lapse of four or five months:--
- And again, on the 20th of February:--
- THE POET TURNED PEDLAR
- VISIT TO BOSTON
- REMOVAL TO NORTHBOROUGH
- JOHN TAYLOR."
- AUTUMN
- MAY
- MEMORY
- AT HIGH BEECH ASYLUM
- AT NORTHAMPTON
- THE APPROACHING END
- CONCLUSION
- ASYLUM POEMS
- LOVE OF NATURE
- THE INVITATION
- TO THE LARK
- GRAVES OF INFANTS
- BONNIE LASSIE O!
- PHOEBE OF THE SCOTTISH GLEN
- MAID OF THE WILDERNESS
- MARY BATEMAN
- WHEN SHALL WE MEET AGAIN?
- THE LOVER'S INVITATION
- NATURE'S DARLING
- I'LL DREAM UPON THE DAYS TO COME
- TO ISABEL
- THE SHEPHERD'S DAUGHTER
- LASSIE, I LOVE THEE
- THE GIPSY LASS
- AT THE FOOT OF CLIFFORD HILL
- TO MY WIFE--A VALENTINE
- MY TRUE LOVE IS A SAILOR
- THE SAILOR'S RETURN
- BIRDS, WHY ARE YE SILENT?
- MEET ME TO-NIGHT
- YOUNG JENNY
- ADIEU!
- MY BONNY ALICE AND HER PITCHER
- THE MAIDEN I LOVE
- TO JENNY LIND
- LITTLE TROTTY WAGTAIL
- THE FOREST MAID
- BONNY MARY O!
- LOVE'S EMBLEM
- THE MORNING WALK
- TO MISS C.....
- I PLUCK SUMMER BLOSSOMS
- THE MARCH NOSEGAY
- LEFT ALONE
- TO MARY
- THE NIGHTINGALE
- THE DYING CHILD
- MARY
- CLOCK-A-CLAY
- SPRING
- EVENING
- THE SWALLOW
- JOCKEY AND JENNY
- THE FACE I LOVE SO DEARLY
- THE BEANFIELD
- WHERE SHE TOLD HER LOVE
- MILKING O' THE KYE
- A LOVER'S VOWS
- THE FALL OF THE YEAR
- AUTUMN
- EARLY LOVE
- EVENING
- A VALENTINE
- TO LIBERTY
- APPROACH OF WINTER
- MARY DOVE
- SPRING'S NOSEGAY
- THE LOST ONE
- THE TELL-TALE FLOWERS
- THE SKYLARK
- POETS LOVE NATURE--A FRAGMENT
- HOME YEARNINGS
- MY SCHOOLBOY DAYS
- LOVE LIVES BEYOND THE TOMB
- MY EARLY HOME
- MARY APPLEBY
- AMONG THE GREEN BUSHES
- TO JANE
- THE OLD YEAR
- MISCELLANEOUS POEMS
- MAYING; OR, A LOVE OF FLOWERS
- TWO SONNETS TO MARY
- II
- THE VANITIES OF LIFE
- MARCH
- THE OLD MAN'S LAMENT
- SPRING FLOWERS
- POEM ON DEATH
- THE WANTON CHLOE--A PASTORAL
- THE OLD SHEPHERD
- TO A ROSEBUD IN HUMBLE LIFE
- THE TRIUMPHS OF TIME
- TO JOHN MILTON
- THE BIRDS AND ST. VALENTINE
- FAREWELL AND DEFIANCE TO LOVE
- THE GIPSY'S SONG
- PEGGY BAND
- TO A BROOK
- PROSE FRAGMENTS
- A CONFESSION OF FAITH
- ESSAY ON POPULARITY
- SCRAPS FOR AN ESSAY ON CRITICISM AND FASHION
- SCRAPS FOR AN ESSAY ON CRITICISM
- OLD SONGS AND BALLADS
- Respecting these compositions Clare says:--
- ADIEU TO MY FALSE LOVE FOREVER
- O SILLY LOVE! O CUNNING LOVE!
- NOBODY COMETH TO WOO
- FARE THEE WELL
- MARY NEELE
- LOVE SCORNED BY PRIDE
- BETRAYED
- THE MAIDEN'S WELCOME
- THE FALSE KNIGHT'S TRAGEDY
- LOVE'S RIDDLE
- THE BANKS OF IVORY
- ENDNOTES
- End of Project Gutenberg's Life and Remains of John Clare, by J. L. Cherry