The Early Poems Of John Greenleaf Whittier

Poetry of the New England Renaissance. 1790-1890. Introd. by George F. Whicher. - Rinehart & Comp., 1950.
Einband berieben, Seiten etwas gebräunt. - INTRODUCTION JOEL BARLOW - The Hasty Pudding - WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT - Thanatopsis - The Yellow Violet - Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood - To a Waterfowl - Spain - To a Mosquito - The Death of the Flowers - The Past - The Prairies - The Planting of the Apple-Tree - Robert of Lincoln - The Poet - RALPH WALDO EMERSON - Two Early Poems - Thought - To-day The Apology The Rhodora Each and All Concord Hymn The Problem From Woodnotes, I - A Forest Seer - A Charmed Day The Humble-Bee The Snow-Storm The Bohemian Hymn Grace - The Informing Spirit Compensation Experience Mottoes for Nature Music Forbearance The Visit Ode to Beauty Uriel - Mithridates To J. W. Hamatreya Suum Cuique - Ode Inscribed to W. H. Channing Give All to Love Merlin, I Merlin, II Bacchus Threnody Days - Waldeinsamkeit Brahma Two Rivers From Voluntaries - "In an age of fops and toys" Considerations by the Way Terminus - HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW - The Skeleton in Armor - Mezzo Camin - Seaweed - To the Driving Cloud - From Evangeline - The Forest Primeval In the Churchyard at Cambridge The Warden of the Cinque Ports The Jewish Cemetery at Newport The Golden Mile-Stone My Lost Youth The Children's Hour Snow-Flakes From Tales of a Wayside Inn - The Landlord's Tale-Paul Revere's Ride - Interlude - The Musician's Tale-The Saga of King Olaf The Cumberland Divina Commedia From The Golden Legend - The Flight into Egypt Chaucer - The Sound of the Sea Boston - A Dutch Picture The Leap of Roushan Beg Keramos - The Three Silences of Molinos - The Cross of Snow - The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls - JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTtER - Proem - Cassandra Southwick - Massachusetts to Virgina - Ichabod - First-Day Thoughts - My Namesake - Skipper Ireson's Ride - The Old Burying-Ground - Telling the Bees - For Righteousness' Sake - My Playmate - Monadnock from Wachuset - Laus Deo! - Snow-Bound - Abraham Davenport - From Among the Hills - Prelude My Triumph The Brewing of Soma Sunset on the Bearcamp The Dead Feast of the Kol-Folk At Last - OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES - The Ballad of the Oysterman Old Ironsides The Last Leaf - My Aunt - A Song for the Centennial Celebration of Harvard - College The Deacon's Masterpiece; or, the Wonderful "One- - Hoss Shay" - The Chambered Nautilus - Brother Jonathan's Lament for Sister Caroline The Moral Bully A Sun-Day Hymn Bill and Joe Dorothy Q. - At the "Atlantic" Dinner To John Greenleaf Whittier - JONES VERY - To the Canary Bird - The Tree - The Presence - The Dead - Thy Brother's Blood - The Call - The Prayer - Yourself - The Hand and Foot - The Lost - The Absent - The Created - How Long? - The Lament of the Flowers - The Falling Leaf - Ship Rock CHRISTOPHER PEARSE CRANCH - The Flower and the Bee - In the Garden - The Pines and the Sea - December - Gnosis - So Far, So Near - Human Helpers - HENRY DAVID THOREAU - Prayer - Smoke in Winter - Haze - Low-Anchored Cloud - Light-Winged Smoke - When Winter Fringes Every Bough - Men Say - What's the Railroad - The Respectable Folks - To the Maiden in the East - The Offer - Conscience - Though All the Fates Should Prove Unkind - Rumors from an /Eolian Harp - Man's Little Acts - Epigrams - "I'm contented you should stay" "Die and be buried who will" "Upon the lofty elm tree sprays" "Thy deeds of king and meanest hedger" "My life has been the poem I would have writ" The Atlantides - My Love Must Be as Free - Friendship - The Inward Morning - My Books I'd Fain Cast Off - Sic Vita - Love - Independence - Indeed Indeed, I Cannot Tell - From Inspiration - A Winter and Spring Scene - WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING - A Poet's Hope - The River - The Poor - For a Wood Scene in Winter - From Sonnets - "Thou art like that which is most sweet and fair" "In those bright, laughing days that pierce the fall" - The Lonely Road - The Glade - Hymn of the Earth - Flight of the Wild Geese - JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL - Remembered Music - To the Spirit of Keats - Hebe - From The Biglow Papers, First Series - Hosea Biglow and the Recruiting Sergeant (u.a.m.) -

Rinehart Ed. / 38. XLI; 458 S. Broschiert.

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