The American Common-place Book of Poetry: With Occasional NotesArno Press, 1974 - 405 páginas |
Contenido
To the Dead | 15 |
A Sacred Melody | 17 |
The Reverie Written from College on the Birth Day of the Authors | 23 |
A Demons false Description of fallen Intelligences | 25 |
ae | 31 |
On the Death of Mr Woodward at Edinburgh | 37 |
The sudden coming on of Spring after long Rains | 39 |
Carles Wilcer | 41 |
Lament of a Swiss Minstrel over the Ruins of Goldau | 209 |
To the Moon | 216 |
N P Willis | 224 |
Henry Pickering | 230 |
F G Halleck 210 | 240 |
They went out into the Mount of Olives | 244 |
Edward Everett | 250 |
Awake Psaltery and Harp I myself will awake carly Anonymous | 253 |
Mrs Sigourney | 48 |
Mrs J G Brosks | 51 |
The Constancy of Nature contrasted with the Changes in Life Dana | 55 |
On laying the Corner Stuc of the Bunker Hill Monument | 61 |
Christian Examiner | 70 |
Roman Catholic Chaunt From Percys Masque | 72 |
Roman Catholic Chaunt From Percys Musque | 76 |
Walshs National Gazelle | 82 |
Connecticut Observer | 88 |
Columbian Star | 89 |
From the PortFolio | 97 |
Power of the Soul in investing external Circumstances with the Iluc | 102 |
Consulations of Religion to the Poer | 107 |
Mrs Sigourney | 113 |
Summer Evening at a short Distance from the City | 115 |
W B Tappaa 13 | 123 |
Lucretia Maria Davidson | 125 |
Eastburn | 133 |
Christian Examiner | 139 |
Effect of the Ocean and its Scenery on the Mind of the Buccaneer when | 145 |
Tho third and last Appearance of the Spectre Horse c R II Dana | 147 |
Christian Examiner | 159 |
The Winged Worshippers | 162 |
Lines to a Child on his Voyage to France | 161 |
Anonymous 163 | 163 |
Niagara From the Spanish U States Review and Literary Gazette | 177 |
Christian Examiner | 184 |
Longfellow | 193 |
To the IIon Theodore Frelinghuysen on reading his cloquent Specch | 201 |
Longfellow | 260 |
Andrews Norton | 269 |
NP Wills | 271 |
Fall of Tecumseh | 272 |
I will be glad in the Lord Psalm civ 34 | 280 |
W O B Peabody | 281 |
Rockingham Gazette | 288 |
Sonnet | 298 |
Address of the Sylph of Autumn to the Bard | 300 |
R H Dana | 302 |
A Childs first Impression of a Star | 306 |
Versification of the Beginning of the Last Book of the Martyrs | 314 |
Lines occasioned by hearing a little Boy mock the Old South Clock | 321 |
Unitarian Miscellany | 327 |
The Blind Mans Lament | 334 |
Mrs Hales Magazine 35 | 335 |
The Sage of Caucasus | 340 |
What is that Mother? | 347 |
W O B Peabody 315 | 347 |
Henry Ware Jr | 353 |
J W Easthern | 355 |
McLellan Jr 350 | 362 |
McLellan Jr | 372 |
Christian Mirror | 374 |
McLellan Jr | 381 |
They heard a Voice from Heaven saying Come up hither | 386 |
Ohio Backwoodsman | 393 |
McLellan Jr | 397 |
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In Their Own Terms: American Literary Historiography in the United States ... Francesco Pontuale Vista de fragmentos - 2007 |