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Brooks, Mrs Sarah Warner—continued.
Milton.—Pope and the minor poets of the artificial school.—Young,
Thomson, Goldsmith, Gray, minor poets and Cowper.—Scottish poetry
and Robert Burns.—Wordsworth and the Lake school.—Coleridge and
Southey.—Campbell and Scott.—Byron and Moore.—Minor poets of
humble birth.—"Female poetry."—Leigh Hunt and Keats.—Shelley,
Hood, Macaulay and Landor.—Rogers, Lamb, Pollok and minor poets
of the time.
Carducci, Giosue.
Prose. 1859-1903. 1906 854 C19
Carman, Bliss.
Pipes of Pan. 1906 811 C2ip
Contents: From the book of myths.—From the green book of the bards.
—Songs of the sea children.—Songs from a northern garden.—From
the book of valentines.
Couch, Arthur Thomas Quiller.
From a Cornish window. 1906 824 C83f
Rambling reflections on poetry, nature and various other topics.
Dunning, Edwin James. /
Genesis of Shakespeare's art; a study of his sonnets and
poems. 1897 822.33 Y83
Commentary chiefly on the sonnets, with a chapter on "Venus and
Adonis" and one on "A lover's complaint."
Edda.
Elder eddas of Saemund Sigfusson; tr. fr. the original Old
Norse text by Benjamin Thorpe; and the Younger
eddas of Snorre Sturleson; tr. fr. the original Old
Norse text by I. A. Blackwell. 1906. (Norrcena
library.)
r83Q.6 E26
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906.
De flagello myrteo; CCCLX thoughts and fancies on love.
1906 828 G19
Epigrams on the subject of love.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.
Iphigeneia in Tauris; a play; tr. by E. D. Dowden. 1906..832 Gssi
Hamilton, Gail, (pseud, of Mary Abigail Dodge).
Skirmishes and sketches. 1865
814 H21S
Contents: Child-power. — "Glory Hallelujah!" — A folly in Israel.— A
landmark removed. — Doubtful arguments. — Christ as a preacher. —
Nathaniel Emmons of Franklin.—Brain and brawn.—Glorying in the
goad.—Pictures and a picture.—A suggestion.—A court crime.—Mob
patriotism.— Ellen.— A word to the inconsiderate.— Drunkenness and
drinking.— Language.— Christ in Carolina.— Eddykny.—Mur-r-phy.—
Magazine literature.—Words for the way.—"Out in the cold."—Interruption.—Anno
Domini.—A ramble in the old paths.—A countercharm.—The
new school of biography.—Pictor ignotus.—My book.
Summer rest. 1866
814 H21SU
Contents: Orchard talk.—A prose Henriade.— Larva lessons.— Fancy
farming.—A council about a council.—Gilfillan's Sabbath.—The kingdom
coming.—King James the First.—Well done.
Haney, John Louis.
Name of William Shakespeare; a study in orthography.
1906 822.33 CA
Gives in convenient form the principal facts that have been discovered
concerning the origin and etymology of the name and the variations
in its orthography at various periods.
Helps, Sir Arthur.
Friends in council; a series of readings and discourse
thereon. 4v. [1869.]
824 H43
v. 1. Truth.—Conformity.— Despair.—Recreation.— Greatness.—Fiction.
—On the art of living with others.—Education.—Unreasonable claims
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