southern literar
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共 118 题- THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER:
- DEVOTED TO EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS.
- SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
- VOL. II. RICHMOND, AUGUST, 1836. NO. IX.
- T. W. WHITE, PROPRIETOR. FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
- THE RULER'S FAITH.
- BY MRS. L. H. SIGOURNEY.
- SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY
- NO. XI.
- BY ROBERT GREENHOW.
- STANZAS.
- BY W. GILMORE SIMMS.
- THE RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION.
- BY JUDGE JOSEPH HOPKINSON.
- TO ——.
- BY W. GILMORE SIMMS.
- A REMINISCENCE.
- BY DR. FRANCIS LIEBER.
- FRANCIS LIEBER.
- THE OLD MAN'S CAROUSAL.
- BY JAMES K. PAULDING.
- PISCATORY REMINISCENCES.
- ISRAFEL.[1]
- BY E. A. POE.
- JUDGMENT OF RHADAMANTHUS.
- BY JAMES K. PAULDING.
- SCENES IN CAMPILLO.[1]
- BY LIEUT. A. SLIDELL.
- THE PINE WOOD.
- A SONG—WRITTEN IN GEORGIA.
- BY DR. ROBERT M. BIRD.
- THE BATTLE OF LODI.
- BY MAJOR HENRY LEE.[1]
- MARCUS CURTIUS.
- BY OMEGA.
- BRITISH PARLIAMENT IN 1835.
- NO. II.
- THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
- TO A TORTOISE-SHELL COMB.
- BY MRS. E. F. ELLET.
- INFLUENCE OF NAMES.
- H.
- THE CITY OF SIN.
- BY E. A. POE.
- A HINT,
- TOUCHING THE GREEK DRAMA.
- BOREALIS.
- SACRED SONG.
- BY W. MAXWELL.
- A TOUR TO THE ISTHMUS:
- BY A YANKEE DAUBER.
- I.
- II.
- LINES.
- BY P. P. COOKE.
- THE LEARNED LANGUAGES.
- BY MATHEW CAREY.
- FOURTH LECTURE
- BY JAMES M. GARNETT.
- A CASE
- NOT TO BE FOUND IN ANY OF THE BOOKS.
- MSS. OF JOHN RANDOLPH.[1]
- LETTER IV.
- LETTER V.
- REQUIESCAT IN PACEM!
- A POLITE STRUGGLE.
- A PROFESSION FOR LADIES.
- BY MRS. SARAH J. HALE.
- RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION.
- Again, in the same speech—
- Again—
- And farther—
- PINAKIDIA.
- The hunter and the deer a shade
- Incidis in Scyllam cupiens vitare Charybdim
- In Cary's “Dante” is the following passage—
- Gray has also
- Campbell's line
- In Hudibras are these lines—
- Young in his “Love of Fame” has the following—
- Goldsmith's celebrated lines
- Et quocunque deus circum caput egit _honestum_
- The learned Menage has this epitaph on Sannazarius
- Gray, in his Ode to Adversity, has
- Gray tells us that the image of his bard, where
- The lines
- Pope in his Epistle to Arbuthnot has
- Tickell's lines
- In Racine's _Berenice_ Antiochus says to the queen
- CRITICAL NOTICES.
- THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW.
- And again, speaking of the Menai bridge—
- RICHARDSON'S DICTIONARY.
- BOOK OF GEMS.
- SOUTH-SEA EXPEDITION.
- ELKSWATAWA.
- THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
- A YEAR IN SPAIN.
- ADVENTURES IN SEARCH OF A HORSE.
- LAFITTE.
- DRAPER'S LECTURE.
- LIEBER'S MEMORIAL.
- HISTORY OF TEXAS.
- INKLINGS OF ADVENTURE.
- AUTOGRAPHY[1]
- LETTER XXV.
- LETTER XXVI.
- LETTER XXVII.
- JOSEPH C. MILLER.
- LETTER XXIX.
- LETTER XXX.
- LETTER XXXII.
- LETTER XXXIII.
- LETTER XXXIV.
- LETTER XXXVI.
- LETTER XXXVII.
- LETTER XXXVIII.
- Believe me, my dear sir, very faithfully your