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сборник
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Язык издания: английский
Составитель: Frederic Mansel Reynolds
1828 г. (ноябрь)
ISBN отсутствует
Страниц: 736
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Описание:
Ежегодный литературный сборник.
Содержание:
- F. M. Reynolds. Preface (очерк), p. iii-v
- The Author of Waverley. My Aunt Margaret’s Mirror (рассказ), p. 1-44
- Lord F. L. Gower. Stanzas on the Execution Militaire (стихотворение), p. 45-46
- Percy Bysshe Shelley. On Love (эссе), p. 47-49
- F. M. Reynolds. To ___ (стихотворение), p. 49
- W. Wordsworth. The Country Girl (стихотворение), p. 50-51
- F. M. Reynolds. On Two Sisters (стихотворение), p. 51
- The authors of "The O'Hara tales". The Half-Brothers (рассказ), p. 52-68
- Lord Morpeth. Scraps of Italy (стихотворение), p. 69-72
- W. Wordsworth. Tne Triad (стихотворение), p. 72-79
- F. M. Reynolds. To ___ (стихотворение), p. 79
- The Author of Frankenstein. The Sisters of Albano (рассказ), p. 80-100
- F. M. Reynolds. Invitation (стихотворение), p. 100
- J. Boaden. Illustrations of the Characters of Anne Page and Slender (рассказ), p. 101-107
- W. Wordsworth. The Wishing-Gate (стихотворение), p. 108-110
- Lord Nugent. Apropos of Bread (рассказ), p. 111-119
- F. M. Reynolds. An Anticipation for a Certain Coquette (стихотворение), p. 119
- Thomas Moore. Extempore (стихотворение), p. 120
- L.E.L. Verses (стихотворение), p. 121
- Epigrams
- S. T. Coleridge. «Hoarse Maevius reads his hobbling verse..» (стихотворение), p. 122
- S. T. Coleridge. «There comes from old Avaro's grave..» (стихотворение), p. 122
- S. T. Coleridge. «Last Monday all the papers said,..» (стихотворение), p. 122
- The Author of Waverley. The Tapestried Chamber, or The Lady in the Sacque (рассказ), , p. 123-142
- F. M. Reynolds. To a Spinster. Love's Calendar (стихотворение), p. 142
- Author of The Roue. An Attempt at a Tour (рассказ), p. 143-156
- W. Wordsworth. Sonnet. A Gravestone upon the Floor in the Cloisters of Worcester Cathedral (стихотворение), p. 156
- Robert Southey. Lucy and her Bird (стихотворение), p. 157-160
- Fragments
- Percy Bysshe Shelley. Summer and Winter (стихотворение), p. 160-161
- Percy Bysshe Shelley. The Tower of Famine (стихотворение), p. 161-162
- Percy Bysshe Shelley. The Aziola (стихотворение), p. 162
- Author of Gilbert Earl. The Lady and her Lovers (рассказ), p. 163-183
- W. Wordsworth. Sonnet. A Tradition of Darley-Dale, Derbyshire (стихотворение), p. 183
- H. Luttrell. Over a Covered Seat (стихотворение), p. 184-185
- F. M. Reynolds. The Thief Detected (стихотворение), p. 185
- The Author of Waverley. Death of the Laird's Jock. To the Editor of Keepsake (рассказ), p. 186-192
- R. Bernal, M. P. Stanzas (стихотворение), p. 193
- F. M. Reynolds. Reasons for Absence (стихотворение), p. 194
- The Author of Frankenstein. Ferdinando Eboli. A Tale (рассказ), p. 195-218
- M. R. Quatrain (стихотворение), p. 218
- F. M. Reynolds. The Test of Love (стихотворение), p. 219
- T. Crofton Croker. The Boy and the Butterfly (стихотворение), p. 220
- F. M. Reynolds. An Incident (рассказ), p. 221-237
- M. L. What is Love? (стихотворение), p. 237
- Robert Southey. Stanzas, addressed to R. M. W. Turner, esq. R. A. on his view of the Lago Maggiore from the town of Arona (стихотворение), p. 238-239
- F. M. Reynolds. Impromptu, on a poet who was compelled by poverty to lodge with a tailor (стихотворение), p. 239
- M. J. Sketch of a fragment of the history of the nineteenth century (очерк), p. 240-256
- W. Jerdan. Life's Day (стихотворение), p. 257
- The Author of Waverley. Description of the Engraving Entitled A Scene at Abbotsford. (очерк), p. 258-261
- S. T. Coleridge. To a Critic, who quoted an isolated passage, and then declared it unintelligible. (стихотворение), p. 261
- Mrs. Hemans. The Broken Chain (стихотворение), p. 262-263
- M. R. Impromptu, on the assertion of a lady, that in her drawing of venus, the hair of the goddess was arranged so as to conceal a portion of her figure, without disobeying the laws of gravity (стихотворение), p. 263
- F. M. Reynolds. To ___ (стихотворение), p. 264-265
- Lord Porchester. To a Pearl (стихотворение), p. 265
- Thomas Haynes Bayly. A Legend of Killarney (рассказ), p. 266-277
- Epigrams
- S. T. Coleridge. «Your poem must eternal be,..» (стихотворение), p. 277
- S. T. Coleridge. «Swans sing before they die — ’twere no bad thing..» (стихотворение), p. 277
- Henry Luttrell. Burnham-Beeches (стиховорение), p. 279-281
- S. T. Coleridge. The Garden of Boccacio (стихотворение), p. 282-285
- The Old Gentleman. A Tale (рассказ), p. 286-309
- L. E. L. The Altered River (стихотворение), p. 310-311
- S. T. Coleridge. Epigram (стихотворение), p. 311
- The author of Lorenzo De’ Medici. Lines Written in the Album of Elliot Cresson of Philadelphia (стихотворение), p. 312
- W. H. Harrison. The Victim Bride (стихотворение), p. 313-314
- Clorinda: or, The Necklace of Pearl. The Tale of a Bystander (рассказ), p. 315-353
- J. G. Lockhart. The King and the Minstrel of Ely. From the Norman-French (стихотворение), p. 354-359
- S. T. Coleridge. Epigram (стихотворение), p. 360
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