The Poets' Enchiridion: A Hitherto Unpublished Poem; with an Inedited Address to Uvedale Price on His Eightieth Birthday, an Early Invocation to Sleep, and a Preliminary Draft of the Renowned Poem, Catarina to CamoensPrinted exclusively for members of the Bibliophile society, 1914 - Всего страниц: 53 |
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... Bound of Eschylus , and her propitiatory offering of an entirely new and vigorous translation . The States naturally ab- sorbed more eagerly than England did the fervid and noble democracy and humanitarianism of " Casa Guidi Windows ...
... Bound of Eschylus , and her propitiatory offering of an entirely new and vigorous translation . The States naturally ab- sorbed more eagerly than England did the fervid and noble democracy and humanitarianism of " Casa Guidi Windows ...
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... BOUND but under a sacred obligation to fulfil it ! - Thus have I offered every thing in my power in order to obtain that fascinating solitary word " YES " ! I have bid as high as my purse will ad- mit ! Oh let the kind , the ...
... BOUND but under a sacred obligation to fulfil it ! - Thus have I offered every thing in my power in order to obtain that fascinating solitary word " YES " ! I have bid as high as my purse will ad- mit ! Oh let the kind , the ...
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... bound copy of which , the poem was written before they were sent to him from London in 1844. Then there is new material connected with , and till now disconnected from , the projected classic drama of " Psyche Apo- calypté , " in an ...
... bound copy of which , the poem was written before they were sent to him from London in 1844. Then there is new material connected with , and till now disconnected from , the projected classic drama of " Psyche Apo- calypté , " in an ...
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... bound mine hair ? * Clasp it , dear love , but do not weep Too long and wildly there ; For still from Heav'n shall look on thee The sweetest eyes thou e'er didst see . VI But now they are not yet in Heav'n , And fill with sudden tears ...
... bound mine hair ? * Clasp it , dear love , but do not weep Too long and wildly there ; For still from Heav'n shall look on thee The sweetest eyes thou e'er didst see . VI But now they are not yet in Heav'n , And fill with sudden tears ...
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... bound it That you might look on it with pleasure . IV But ' twas in later calmer years We grew to know Aurora better For love will find in courtship's fears A thousand things the mind to fetter . V No more we sit on Richmond Green Even ...
... bound it That you might look on it with pleasure . IV But ' twas in later calmer years We grew to know Aurora better For love will find in courtship's fears A thousand things the mind to fetter . V No more we sit on Richmond Green Even ...
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ADDRESS TO UVEDALE Aurora Leigh beautiful beguile Bibliophile Society breath Browning's BUXTON FORMAN CAMOENS THE POETS Casa Guidi Windows CATARINA TO CAMOENS child Clock copy-book dear DEAREST PUPPY deep doth dreams earth edition ELIZABETH BARRETT BARRETT Elizabeth Barrett Browning ENCHIRIDION ADDRESS English ev'n eyes thou e'er fair father Fawns Glimpses grateful hail hand happy harp hath heart Heaven Hope End INVOCATION TO SLEEP Laureate of Hope let the kind lips literary little Ba mature Minstrel o'er pleasure POEMS by ELIZABETH Poet Laureate poet's poetry Preface PRICE AN INVOCATION Prometheus Bound published quarto quatrains record RENOWNED POEM CATARINA Richmond Green rills Robert Browning ROBERT GOULD SHAW Sam's letter Sidmouth silent SLEEP CATARINA slumber smile song Sonnets soul Summer sweet Puppy sweetest eyes thou taste terza rima thee The sweetest things thou e'er didst tion tone transcripts unto UVEDALE PRICE veiled wing written yonder Zephyrs gently
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Стр. 27 - The roar of waters ! — from the headlong height Velino cleaves the wave-worn precipice The fall of waters ! rapid as the light The flashing mass foams shaking the abyss ; The hell of waters ! where they howl and hiss. And boil in endless torture ; while the sweat Of their great agony, wrung out from this Their Phlegethon, curls round the rocks of jet That gird the gulf around, in pitiless horror set...
Стр. 14 - ... in various periodicals, her first publication was entitled, " The Seraphim, and other Poems ;" and was issued in 1838. Of this there has been no American edition. Her other work, which we propose to notice, was given to the American public, — for whom, she says, " I have felt a love and admiration as long as I have felt proud of being an Englishwoman, and almost as long as I have loved poetry itself," — some little time in anticipation of its publication in England.
Стр. 3 - Enchiridion (a hitherto unpublished poem), with an inedited Address to Uvedale Price on his eighteenth birthday, an early Invocation to Sleep, and a preliminary draft of the renowned poem Catarina to Camoens.
Стр. 14 - This edition precedes the English one by a step, — a step eagerly taken, and with a spring in it of pleasure and pride — suspended, however, for a moment, that by a cordial figure I may kiss the soil of America, and address my thanks to thorc sons of the...
Стр. 24 - These polished walls, raised by your tasteful hand, These smiling shrubs, these tangled walks and hills, These rising rocks, hewn by your active band, And drooping flow'rets washed by murmuring rills: These waters by your hand are taught to glide, And wild ducks strain their soaring wing...
Стр. 43 - When the tone faltering grew, — the lamp unbright, — Thou did'st not still the harp, or quench the light; But, patient of my lay, — its harshness borne, — Did'st spare the minstrel's fault, — the critic scorn...
Стр. 45 - Grateful Sleep, returning spring And o'er my head expand thy wing! Angels near my couch attend And Guardian Seraphim defend! Ye dreams so grateful to my soul Who bid again the ocean roll, Who bid again those waters rise Renewing...
Стр. 26 - ... depth through her own experience, how she naturally graded her own reading instead of having it done for her. Though she does speak earlier of her mother's selecting for her passages from Paradise Lost, her reading, with this exception, seems to have been of her own choosing. She admits honestly that at ten her "poetry was entirely formed by the style of written authors" and that she read that she might write.
Стр. 30 - I offered every thing in my power in order to obtain that fascinating solitary word "YES"! I have bid as high as my purse will admit! Oh let the kind, the affectionate Auctioneer exclaim "Going . . going . . gone!