Hazlitt on
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共 135 题- BY OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
- AMERICAN BRANCH
- PREFACE
- JACOB ZEITLIN.
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER PAGE
- CHRONOLOGY OF HAZLITT'S LIFE AND WRITINGS ix
- INTRODUCTION xi
- I. THE AGE OF ELIZABETH 1
- II. SPENSER 21
- III. SHAKSPEARE 34
- V. MILTON 101
- VI. POPE 118
- VII. ON THE PERIODICAL ESSAYISTS 133
- VIII. THE ENGLISH NOVELISTS 155
- IX. CHARACTER OF MR. BURKE 172
- X. MR. WORDSWORTH 191
- XI. MR. COLERIDGE 205
- XII. MR. SOUTHEY 216
- XIII. ELIA 220
- XIV. SIR WALTER SCOTT 227
- XV. LORD BYRON 236
- XVI. ON POETRY IN GENERAL 251
- XVII. MY FIRST ACQUAINTANCE WITH POETS 277
- XVIII. ON THE CONVERSATION OF AUTHORS 301
- XIX. OF PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN 315
- XX. ON READING OLD BOOKS 333
- NOTES 349
- CHRONOLOGY OF HAZLITT'S LIFE AND WRITINGS
- INTRODUCTION
- WILLIAM HAZLITT
- II
- THE AGE OF ELIZABETH
- II
- SPENSER
- III
- SHAKSPEARE
- Ulysses urging Achilles to shew himself in the field, says--
- IV
- THE CHARACTERS OF SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS
- CYMBELINE
- And when Pisanio, enlarging on the consequences, tells her she must change
- MACBETH
- Iago
- HAMLET
- ROMEO AND JULIET
- MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
- FALSTAFF
- BARDOLPH, _running._
- TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL
- MILTON
- VI
- POPE
- To Bolingbroke he says--
- Again, he has bequeathed this praise to Lord Cornbury--
- I cannot help giving also the conclusion of the Epistle to Jervas.
- VII
- ON THE PERIODICAL ESSAYISTS
- VIII
- THE ENGLISH NOVELISTS
- IX
- CHARACTER OF MR. BURKE, 1807[133]
- MR. WORDSWORTH
- XI
- MR. COLERIDGE
- XII
- MR. SOUTHEY
- XIII
- ELIA
- XIV
- SIR WALTER SCOTT
- If there were a writer, who "born for the universe"--
- XV
- LORD BYRON
- If Sir Walter Scott may be thought by some to have been
- XVI
- ON POETRY IN GENERAL
- XVII
- MY FIRST ACQUAINTANCE WITH POETS
- XVIII
- ON THE CONVERSATION OF AUTHORS
- XIX
- OF PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN
- XX
- ON READING OLD BOOKS
- FOOTNOTES:
- NOTES
- THE AGE OF ELIZABETH
- SPENSER
- P. 33. _in many a winding bout_. "L'Allegro."
- SHAKSPEARE
- CHARACTERS OF SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS
- CYMBELINE
- MACBETH
- IAGO
- P. 73. _What a full fortune_ and _Here is her father's house_. i, 1, 66-74
- HAMLET
- ROMEO AND JULIET
- P. 85. _fancies wan_. Cf. "Lycidas," "cowslips wan."
- MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
- HENRY IV
- P. 92. _who grew_. Cf. ii, 4, 243: "eleven buckram men grown out of two."
- TWELFTH NIGHT
- MILTON
- POPE
- P. 129. _character of Chartres_. "Moral Essays, Epistle III."
- PERIODICAL ESSAYISTS
- The fifth lecture on the "Comic Writers."
- THE ENGLISH NOVELISTS
- CHARACTER OF MR. BURKE
- MR. WORDSWORTH
- MR. COLERIDGE
- From the "Spirit of the Age."
- P. 213. _Frailty_. Cf. "Hamlet," i, 2, 146: "thy name is woman."
- MR. SOUTHEY
- P. 216. _Like the high leaves_. Southey's "The Holly Tree."
- ELIA
- P. 223. _fine fretwork_. "Essays of Elia," "The South-Sea House."
- SIR WALTER SCOTT
- P. 233. _Red Reiver_, in "The Black Dwarf."
- LORD BYRON
- ON POETRY IN GENERAL
- This is the first of the "Lectures on the English Poets."
- P. 266. _the secret_ [hidden] _soul_. Milton's "L'Allegro."
- P. 269. _married to immortal verse_. "L'Allegro."
- MY FIRST ACQUAINTANCE WITH POETS
- ON THE CONVERSATION OF AUTHORS
- OF PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN
- P. 325. _Wildair_, in Farquhar's comedy "Sir Harry Wildair."
- P. 327. _H----_. Hunt, according to "Literary Remains."
- ON READING OLD BOOKS
- P. 336. _ignorance was bliss_. Gray's "Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton."
- INDEX
- INDEX
- End of Project Gutenberg's Hazlitt on English Literature, by Jacob Zeitlin