Letters to
Letters to the Clergy on the Lord's Prayer and the Church
作者：Ruskin, John, 1819-1900; Malleson, F. A. (Frederick Amadeus), 1819-1897 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 95 题- ON
- BY JOHN RUSKIN, LL.D., D.C.L.
- THIRD EDITION
- LONDON
- GEORGE ALLEN, 156, CHARING CROSS ROAD
- INTRODUCTION
- PREFACE
- TO THE THIRD EDITION
- F. A. MALLESON.
- THE VICARAGE,
- BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS,
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- INTRODUCTION v
- PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION xi
- MR. RUSKIN'S LETTERS--
- LETTER I. 3
- ESSAYS AND COMMENTS. BY THE EDITOR 49
- EXTRACTS OF LETTERS FROM CLERGY AND LAITY 131
- EPILOGUE BY MR. RUSKIN 287
- APPENDIX 323
- MR. RUSKIN'S LETTERS
- THE REV. F. A. MALLESON.
- II
- III
- IV
- THE REV. F. A. MALLESON.
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- ESSAYS AND COMMENTS
- ON THE
- FOREGOING LETTERS
- BY THE EDITOR
- ESSAYS AND COMMENTS
- ON LETTER II
- ON LETTER III
- ON LETTER IV
- ON LETTER V
- Here is all that we can do--told us in the last sweet lines:--
- ON LETTER VI
- ADDITIONAL REMARKS ON THE CENSURES OF THE CHURCH.
- BY THE EDITOR.
- ON LETTER VII
- ON LETTER VIII
- ON LETTER IX
- Philip, in Tennyson's "Brook "--a simple man in later times--
- ON LETTER X
- ON LETTER XI
- F. A. MALLESON.
- LETTERS FROM CLERGY AND LAITY
- F. A. MALLESON.
- BARDSEA VICARAGE, ULVERSTON.
- That we profane the name of God in the pulpit (Letter VI.)
- I wish I were not writing so hurriedly.
- LETTER III
- LETTER IV
- LETTER V
- LETTER VI
- LETTER VII
- LETTER VIII
- LETTER X
- E. H. M'NEILE.
- P. T. OUVRY.
- I send the volume by the same post as this letter.
- 1. Sin-offering or expiation.
- 2. Reconciliation.
- 3. Redemption.
- 4. Payment of a debt.
- LETTER II
- LETTER III
- LETTER IX
- LETTER XI
- G. W. WALL.
- OXONIENSIS.
- LETTERS FROM
- BRANTWOOD-ON-THE-LAKE
- TO THE
- VICARAGE OF BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS
- PREFACE
- F. A. MALLESON.
- I profess to be a teacher; as you profess also.
- J. R.
- MISS SUSANNA BEEVER.
- J. R.
- I write in haste to excuse myself for my former note.
- I haven't seen it, scarcely moving at present beyond my wood or garden.
- EPILOGUE BY MR. RUSKIN
- APPENDIX
- TRANSLATION
- J. RUSKIN.
- THE END
- 5. Added quotes (p. 153, '... for clerky people."')