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• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Administration -- General Factors and Considerations -- The Administration of France Under the Ancien Regime -- The Adminstration of France Since the Revolution -- Prussian Administration Before 1806 -- Prussian Administration From 1806 to the Present Time -- The Administration of England in the Eighteenth Century -- the Reforms of English Administration in the Nineteenth Century -- pt. 2. Conscription -- Military Organization in its Relation to Political Ideas -- The French and Prussian Armies Down to the End of the Eighteenth Century -- The History of Conscription in Fnace and Prussia Since the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century -- The English Army in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries -- pt. 3. Taxation -- Taxation To-day and in 1660 -- Taxation in France, England, and Prussia During the Eighteenth Century -- The Development of Taxation in the Three Countries Since 1800 -- pt. 4. Social Services -- Church and State in the Sphere pf Social Services -- The Three Periods in the History of State Social Services -- The Agrarian Period and Poor Relief -- The First Industrial Period and Factory Legislation -- The Second Industrial Period and the System of Social Insurance -- pt. 5. Education -- The Development of State Education in France -- The History of Education in Prussia -- Education in England before and After 1832.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Romanticism: dead or alive? -- Rousseau and modern tyranny -- The classic objection -- Romantic art -- Romantic life -- The four phases of romanticism -- The modern ego -- The three revolutions -- Epilogue: Romanticism in 1960 -- "Romantic": a sampling of modern usage.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The prisoner of Venice -- The living Gide -- Reply to Albert Camus -- Albert Camus -- Paul Nizan -- The paintings of Giacometti -- Nathalie Sarraute -- The artist and his conscience -- Merleau-Ponty -- Of rats and men.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Nationality in literature / James Russell Lowell -- Democratic vistas / Walt Whitman -- The new criticism / J.E. Spingarn -- Criticism of criticism of criticism / H.L. Mencken -- Criticism / W.C. Brownell -- Genius and taste / Irving Babbitt -- Art and decency / Grant Showerman -- The point of view in American criticism / Stuart P. Sherman -- Pessimism and the critical code / Percy H. Boynton -- Highbrow and lowbrow / Van Wyck Brooks -- A note on realism / Sherwood Anderson -- A note on English realism / Robert Morss Lovett -- Document and work of art / Carl Van Doren -- Patterns for the free / Irwin Edman -- Air, from and expression / Llewellyn Jones -- The fallacy of free verse / Thedore Maynard -- The cheer-leader in literature / William McFee -- The critical game / John Macy -- A prospectus for criticism / Henry Seidel Canby -- Two generations in American poetry / Amy Lowell -- The new American poetry / Conrad Aiken -- The shot of Acestes / Fred Lewis Pattee -- The language of all the world / George Woodberry.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: the lost self in modern literature -- Part One: Foreground and foreshadowings -- The self without God -- The Ibsenite self -- The haunted Strindbergian self -- Part Two: Nihilism, relativity and the absurd -- The animal image of the self -- The image of the mechanical self -- The nihilistic self -- The relativity of the self -- Malraux and the conquest of self -- The image of the absurd self -- Part Three: The Sartrean man and the positive Russian hero -- Sartrean man -- The positive hero on the Russian scene.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Pt. I Between Prometheus and Job -- The Biblical rebel and the Greek rebel -- Doctor Faustus and Faust -- Pt. II The death of God and the alienation of modern man -- The death of God and the exile of man -- The sundering of truth and reality: Moby Dick -- Pt. III The modern exile -- Ishmael, Bartleby, and the confidence man -- The underground man -- Kafka and the hunger artist -- Pt. IV The modern Promethean -- Nietzsche's Zarathustra and Melville's Captian Ahab -- Dostoievsky's "man-god" -- Pt. V The problematic of modern man -- Personal freedom and psychological compulsion -- Fathers and sons: the divided man -- The crisis of motives and the problematic of guilt -- The paradox of the person in the modern world -- Pt. VI The modern Job -- Moby Dick and the Brothers Karamazov -- Kafka's K. and Camus' Doctor Rieux -- Pt. VI A depth-image of modern man -- The problematic rebel and the modern Job.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Poetry and the poet -- What poetry does -- The reader -- Communication versus expression -- Form: organic rhythm -- Prosody and sound pattern -- Imagery -- Words -- The continuity of poetry.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Shelleys at Pisa -- The Irish expatriate: John Taaffe, Jr. -- Beginnings of the Pisan circle -- Lord Byron comes to Pisa -- The winter of 1821-1822 -- The affair with the dragoon: the afternoon of March 24, 1822 -- Reverberations of the dragoon affair -- The summer colonies -- The end of the Pisan circle -- After Pisa.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Three pills in a bottle, by R. L. Field.--The good men do, by Hubert Osborne.--Two crooks and a lady, by Eugene Pillot.--Free speech, by W. L. Prosser.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Die frühen Werke -- 2. Die reifen Werke -- 3. Die späten Werke in Stein -- 4. Die späten Werke in Holz.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1 [without special title] -- v. 2. Monuments, Abbazia di Albino-Milan -- v. 3. Monuments, Mizzole-Voltorre -- v. 4 Atlas.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Discourse on Tragedy / Pierre Corneille -- The Sullen Lovers, Preface / Thomas Shadewell -- An Essay of Dramatic Poesy / John Dryden -- Dissertation on the Tragedy of Racine's Entitled Alexander the Great / Saint-Evremond -- Of Ancient and Modern Tragedy / Saint-Evremond -- Samson Agonistes, Preface / John Milton -- Treatise of the Epic Poem / Rene Le Bossu -- A Short Review of Tragedy / Thomas Rymer -- The Tragedies of the Last Age Considered / Thomas Rymer -- Heads of an Answer to Rymer / John Dryden -- Notes to Aristotle's Poetics / Andre Dacier -- Concerning Humor in Comedy / William Congreve -- A Short View of Profaneness and Immortality of the English Stage / Jeremy Collier -- A Short Vindication on The Relapse and The Provok'd Wife from Immorality and Profaneness / Sir John Vanbrugh -- The Impartial Critic / John Dennis -- The Usefulness of the Stage / John Dennis --".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Advancement and Reformation of Modern Poetry / John Dennis -- To the Spectator, upon His Paper on the 16th of April / John Dennis -- Remarks upon Addison's Cato, a Tragedy / John Dennis -- Remarks on a Play Called The Conscious Lovers, a Comedy / John Dennis -- A Discourse Upon Comedy / George Farquhar -- Tatler, No. 82 / Sir Richard Steele -- The Conscious Lovers, Preface / Sir Richard Steele -- The Spectator, No. 39 / Joseph Addison -- The Spectator No. 40 / Joseph Addison -- The Discourse on Tragedy on the Occasion of Oedipe / Antoine Houdar de la Motte -- Critical Reflections on Poetry and Painting / Jean Baptiste du Bos -- An Inquiry into the Original of Our Ideas of Beauty and Virtue / Francis Hutcheson -- The London Merchant, Dedication / George Lillo -- An Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Gibber, Comedian / Colley Gibber -- Reflections on the Poetic Art / Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle --".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Theory of Agreeable Sensations / Louis Jean Levesque de Pouilly -- The Tragedy of Tragedies; or, The Life and Death of Tom Thumb the Great, Preface / Henry Fielding -- Oedipe (Edition of 1730), Preface / Voltaire -- Discourse on Tragedy / Voltaire -- Clarissa, Postscript / Samuel Richardson -- Correspondence with Nicolai and Mendelssohn / Gotthold Ephraim Lessing -- Of Tragedy / David Hume -- On Dramatic Poetry / Denis Diderot -- A Philosophical Inquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and the Beautiful / Edmund Burke -- Essay on the Genre of Serious Drama / Beaumarchais -- An Essay on the Theatre; or, A Comparison between Laughing and Sentimental Comedy / Oliver Goldsmith -- The Theatre; or, New Essay on Dramatic Art / Sebastien Mercier.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Is the drama an extinct species? -- The American drama, 1944-1954 -- What is theatre? -- Taking Ibsen personally -- The pro and con of political theatre -- Letter to a would-be playwright -- The theatre of commitment.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Tragedy of the tundra -- Rogers' boyhood -- A cowboy's courtship -- Rogers on the stage -- Rogers in the moving pictures -- Rogers on the radio -- Rogers as a writer -- Ambassador of good will -- Rogers and politics -- Rogers the philanthropist -- On the Speaker's platform -- Prime Minister of aviation -- Flying with Wiley Post -- Sidelights of Will Rogers -- Will Rogers the man.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Nathan on Nathan -- 2. Critical theory -- 3. Some theatrical personalities -- 4. Players -- 5. Playwrights and performance.".
• catalog tableOfContents "From minstrel to comedian; the actor's art, 1300-1572 -- The new estate. Social status of the common player in London, 1559-1603; the rise of Leicester's Men, and the founding of the theatre -- Attack and defence, 1577-1615; and the rise of the player-poets -- The creation of the common audience -- The poet's art and the player's quality; the integration of drama and the rise of tragedy -- Leicester's Men at Kenilworth; Laneham's letter -- The queen's livery; Richard Tarlton -- The queen's livery; Robert Wilson -- Master of the royal game; Edward Alleyn -- The livery and the surplice; the rise and fall of the choristers' theatres in London, 1574-1606 -- Drama as offering; the queen's summer welcomes and Christmas revels -- The private audience; collegiate revels at the university.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The beginnings -- Ireland's first theatre -- The revival of the Dublin stage after the restoration -- Irish theatricals from 1663 to the revolution of 1688 -- Stage activity in Ireland under King William III -- The Smock Alley Theatre in the reign of Queen Anne -- The Dublin stage in the last years of Ashbury's management: 1714 to 1720.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Early years -- Dissension at Drury Lane -- Shylock -- The quarrel with Carrick -- Actor-playwright -- Macklin, orator -- On stage with again -- The wars of the theatres -- The science of acting -- Riot and conspiracy -- The man of the world -- Last years.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Masthead: Number 241 (November 1955) -- The century (October 1950) -- The third floor (March 1952) -- 2. Feature section: Ninety-day Venus (September 1950) -- Shop talk (December 1950) -- Parable of the lost chance (January 1950) -- Almost Toujours Gai (March 1950) -- An it in the corner (August 1951) -- 3. City desk: Doctors along the boardwalk (September 1947) -- The smokejumpers (November 1951) -- Motel town (September 1953) -- On an note of triumph (July 1945) -- Twenty-hour vigil (March 1953) -- Victory at sea (June 1954) -- The War of the Rebellion (February 1946) -- The Confederate anachronism (March 1946) -- 4. Editorial column: Due notice to the FBI (October 1949) -- The ex-communists (February 1951) -- But sometimes they vote right too November 1950) -- The case of the censorious Congressmen (April 1953) -- Comment on a technique (August 1953) -- Norwalk and points West (April 1954) -- Guilt by distinction (April 1955) -- 5. Treatise on a function of journalism: The West against itself (January 1947) -- Sacred cows and public lands (July 1948) -- Statesmen on the lam (July 1948) -- Two-gun Desmond is back (March 1951) -- Billion-dollar jackpot (February 1953) -- The sturdy corporate homesteader (May 1953) -- Heading for the last roundup (July 1953) -- Conservation: down and on the way out (August 1954).".
• catalog tableOfContents "Beatrice Harraden -- Joel Chandler Harris -- Lafcadio Hearn -- Dell G. Hitchner -- Laurence Hope -- Richard Hovey -- Langston Hughes -- The International Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians -- Wallace Irwin -- W. W. Jacobs -- Jerome K. Jerome -- Philip Jessup -- C. G. Jung -- Stephen Leacock -- Lewis and Clark -- William J. Locke -- Adelaide Love -- Hamilton Wright Mabie -- George Barr McCutcheon -- Ian Maclaren -- Maurice Maeterlinck -- Burns Mantle -- Archibald Marshall -- George Martin -- Wallace Mendelson -- Alice Duer Miller -- H. V. Morton -- Sarojini Naidu -- Allan Nevins -- The New International Encyclopedia -- Martha Ostenso -- Marco Page -- Frances Gray Patton -- Linus Pauling -- Harry Thurston Peck -- Roger Tory Peterson -- Stephen Phillips -- Rutherford Platt -- J. G. Randall -- E. P. Roe -- George Saintsbury -- Schönberg-Cotta Family by "Two of Themselves" -- Albert Schweitzer -- Robert Falcon Scott -- Elizabeth Seifert -- Robert Service -- Bernard Shaw -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Cornelia Otis Skinner -- Gardiner Spring -- Burton Stevenson -- Phil Stong -- Julian Street -- John Bannister Tabb -- Edwin Way Teale -- V. T. Thayer -- Leo Tolstoi -- Nancy Byrd Turner -- Hendrik Willem Van Loon -- Richard Wagner -- Sir William Watson -- Carolyn Wells -- H. G. Wells -- Wendell Willkie.".
• catalog tableOfContents "George Ade -- Reginald Arkell -- Roger Bannister -- Amelia E. Barr -- E. Barrington -- Max Beerbohm -- David Belasco -- Hilaire Belloc -- William Rose Benét -- N. J. Berrill -- Don Blanding -- Fred Bodsworth -- The bookman -- Max Brand -- John Malcolm Brinnin -- Rupert Brooke -- John Buchan -- Bliss Carman -- Christopher Caudwell -- "Charlotte Elizabeth" -- G. K. Chesterton -- Agatha Christie -- Winston Churchill -- Sydney Clark -- Frank Moore Colby -- Joseph Conrad -- Marie Corelli -- Emile Coué -- Louis Couperus -- Maureen Daly -- Tyler Dennett -- Geoffrey Dennis -- Austin Dobson -- Norman Douglas -- Ernest Dowson -- Paul Laurence Dunbar -- Walter D. Edmonds -- Thomas H. Eliot -- Admiral Edward Ellsberg -- Engelbrecht and Hannigen -- Loula Grace Erdman -- J. Henri Fabre -- Jeffrey Farnol -- Martha Finley -- Paul Leicester Ford -- Anatole France -- Sigmund Freud -- Monk Gibbon -- Wolcott Gibbs -- Guy Gilpatric -- Kenneth Grahame -- Arthur Gregor -- William H. Harbold -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The keystone the builders rejected -- "I am here to-day": Charlie Chaplin -- Say it with music -- Tearing a passion to ragtime -- Toujours jazz -- Mr. Dooley, meet Mr. Lardner -- A tribute to Florenz Ziegfeld -- The Darktown Strutters on Broadway -- Plan for a Lyric Theatre in America -- The one-man show -- The Daemonic in the American theatre -- These, too -- The "vulgar" comic strip -- The krazy kat that walks by himself -- The damned effrontery of the two-a-day -- They call it dancing -- St. Simeon stylites -- Burlesque, circus, clowns, and acrobats -- The true and inimitable kings of laughter -- The great god bogus -- An open letter to the movie magnates -- Before a picture by Picasso.".
• catalog tableOfContents "What this book is about -- Democracy, discussion, and debate -- How individuals think -- Locating and defining the problem -- Exploring the problem: research -- Exploring the problem: preliminary analysis -- Exploring the problem: evidence -- Exploring the problem: argument -- Exploring the problem: fallacies -- Examining suggested solutions -- Choosing the best solution -- How individuals in groups think -- Analyzing the audience -- Persuasion -- Discussion: types, purposes, and limitations -- Organizing and leading discussion -- Special discussion techniques -- Informal group discussion -- Committee and conference discussion -- Panels and public hearings -- Symposiums and lecture-forums -- Evaluating discussion -- Nature, purposes, and limitations of debate -- Forms of debate -- Building the case -- The debate speech -- Refutation and rebuttal -- Evaluating debate.".
• catalog tableOfContents "On making a will -- Famous men -- At a summer resort -- Drink and politics -- On home life -- On food in war -- On old age -- On the power of music -- On the descent of man -- On the higher baseball -- On heros and history -- On going to see the doctor -- On "the gift of oratory" -- On golf -- On "the game of cards" -- On the Orange Revolution of 1914 -- On St. Patrick's Day -- On past glories -- On criminal trials.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Stage and screen stars -- Authors and bookmen -- Business men -- Educators -- Journalists -- Lawyers -- Military men -- Clergymen -- Scientists and engineers -- Statesmen and politicians -- One of a kind.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Vol. 1 -- Vol. 2 -- Vol. 3 -- Vol. 4.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The origins of the sects -- The incidence and extent of sectarianism in southern Nyasaland -- Doctrines of the sects -- Ritual and worship -- The officials of the sects -- The role of sect officials in the Nyasaland social life -- The sect as a social group -- Nyasaland sectarianism in perspective- some comparisons.".
• catalog tableOfContents "A Ballad of a Wedding / Suckling -- Visions of the Night / Bible -- A Psalme of Asaph / Bible -- David Praiseth God for His Manifold and Marueilous Blessings / Bible -- A Vine Out of Egypt / Bible -- Love / Bible -- Zion Redeemed / Bible -- Unto the Day / Bible -- A Hymn to the Name and Honor of the Admirable Sainte Teresa / Crashaw -- The Flaming Heart / Crashaw -- Sancta Maria Dolorvm, or the Mother of Sorrows / Crashaw -- The Widow of Ephesus / Taylor -- Maxims / La Rochefoucauld -- Revolutions / Retz -- Song / Lovelace -- The Garden / Marvell -- An Horatian Ode Upon Cromwell's Returen From Ireland / Marvell -- Adonis and the Water Nymphs / La Fontaine -- Le Loup et le Chien / La Fontaine -- The Glutton / La Fontaine -- From The Night / Vaughan -- The Hypocrite / Moliere -- Charity Is Supernatural / Pascal -- Hear God / Pascal -- The Climax of Impiety / Pascal -- The Marriage of Mademoiselle / Sevigne -- Saint Paul / Bossuet -- Madame Is Dead / Bossuet -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Charles and Emma / Flaubert -- Thyrsis / Arnold -- Ave Atque Vale / Swinburne -- A Memory / Allingham -- Kinship with the Stars / Meredith-- This Little Moment / Meredith-- Dirge in Woods / Meredith-- Jenny / D.G. Rossetti -- Landscape / Kingsley -- Passing Away / C.G. Rossetti -- The Chariot / Dickinson -- Golden Wings / Morris -- The First Lord of Admiralty / Gilbert -- From Laus Veneris / Swinburne -- Choruses from Atalanta in Calydon / Swinburne -- From Hesperia / Swinburne -- Super Flumina Babylonis / Swinburne -- La Gioconda / Pater -- Michael Henchard's Will / Hardy -- Sonnet / Mallarme -- L'Apres-Midi d'un Faune / Mallarme -- Herodiade / Mallarme -- The Death of the Eagle / Heredia -- The Kiss on the Stairs / James -- A Single Famished Kiss / Shakespeare -- The Madonna of the Chair / James -- Arabia Deserta / Doughty -- Chanson d' Automne / Verlaine -- Clair de Lune / Verlaine -- Parsifal / Verlaine -- Good Night, Sweet Prince / France -- Die Sieben Siegel / Nietzsche -- The Leaden Echo and the Golden Echo / Hopkins -- Sonnet / Hopkins -- A Winter Landscape in the Early Morning / Maupassant -- Bateau Ivre / Rimbaud -- From A Season in Hell / Rimbaud -- Memoire / Rimbaud -- Parable / Wilde -- Hymn to the Sea / Watson -- The Limits of Religious Toleration / Hamilton -- The Hound of Heaven / Thompson -- Le Vase / Regnier -- Danny Deever / Kipling -- Recessional / Kipling -- Epitaphs of the War, 1914-18 / Kipling -- Dark Under Froth / Yeats -- Salt Sea Wind / Yeats -- For My Own / Yeats -- Days of My Youth / Yeats -- Waters of the Boyne / Yeats -- Courage Equal to Desire / Yeats -- So Great a Sweetness / Yeats -- The Dead / Phillips -- My Grandmother's Illness / Proust -- La Soiree Avec Monsieur Teste / Valery -- From La Jeune Parque / Valery -- Dublin Washerwomen / Joyce -- Trifles / Johnson -- Appendix. Touchstones-Ninteenth Century -- Appendix. Touchstones-Twentieth Century.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Corinna's Going A Maying / Herrick -- Being / Bible -- Rondeau / Voiture -- The Cross / Calderon -- Urne-Buriall / Browne -- Three Words / Waller -- Stances a la Marquise / Corneille -- The Angry Kynges / Heywood -- L'Allegro / Milton -- Il Penseroso / Milton -- Lycidas / Milton -- Satan Greets Hell / Milton -- Satan / Milton -- Death / Milton -- Hail Holy Light / Milton -- Adam and Eve / Milton -- Far Off His Coming Shone / Milton -- Yonder Nether World / Milton -- Calm and Sinless Peace / Milton -- With Them That Rest / Milton -- The Athenian Walls / Milton -- On His Blindness / Milton -- Two Sonnets / Milton -- The Fifth Ode of Horace / Milton -- Macbeth / Milton.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Dies Irae / Thomas of Celano? -- Oh, Gentle Beauty / Thibaut -- Hymn for Corpus Christi Day / Saint Thomas Aquinas -- The Fall of the Nibelungs / Anonymous -- Dum Diane Vitrea / Anonymous -- Lancelot and Guenever / Anonymous -- Sigurth and I / Anonymous -- Thrymskvitha / Anonymous -- In Hell With My Sweetest Lady / Anonymous -- Canzone / Dante -- Dante Enters the Gate of Hell / Dante -- Saladin / Dante -- Paolo and Francesca / Dante -- The Proud Soul of Farinata in Hades / Dante -- Ugolino / Dante -- Marvel Ye Not / Dante -- Buonconte Relates His Fate / Dante -- Dante Sees Beatrice in Glory / Dante -- Love / Dante -- Sursum Corda / Suso -- Distance and Solitude / Petrarca -- Here Rules Love / Petrarca -- To the Virgin / Petrarca -- Alysoun / Anonymous -- Medea Goes to Gather Herbs for Her Incantations / Gower -- The Six Burgesses of Calais / Froissart -- Captivity / Chaucer -- Prologue to the Canterbury Tales / Chaucer -- From The Knight's Tale / Chaucer -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "From Booz Endormi / Hugo -- Les Enfants Pauvres / Hugo -- From Toute La Lyre / Hugo -- Nouvelle Chanson sur un Vieil Air / Hugo -- Autre Chanson / Hugo -- From Choses du Soir / Hugo -- What Is This Truth? / Emerson -- Alone / Emerson -- Dirge / Beddoes -- Dream-Pedlary / Beddoes -- Hester Prynne / Hawthorne -- Das Verlassenc Magdlein / Morike -- The Broken Oar / Longfellow -- Wail of the Forest / Longfellow -- To Helen / Poe -- The Gettysburg Address / Lincoln -- Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam / Fitzgerald -- The Vision of Sin / Tennyson -- The Days That Are No More / Tennyson -- Sir John Franklin / Tennyson -- Early Spring / Tennyson -- Roland / Peyrat -- Chanson de Fortunio / Musset -- A la Malibran / Musset -- Telmessus / Thackeray -- The Arch of Death / Thackeray -- From Le Triomphe de Petrarque / Gautier -- L'Art / Gautier -- The Angel of Death / Bright -- The Manor-Farm Kitchen on Christmas Eve / Dickens -- The Dover Road / Dickens -- The Lost Mistress / Browning -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "From La Delie / Sceve -- The Poet / Bellay -- Episode of Adamastor Off the Cape of Good Hope / Camoens -- Ode / Ronsard -- Sonnet / Ronsard -- My Golden Helen / Ronsard -- Magic / Ronsard -- De l'Election de son Sepulcre / Ronsard -- Aux Cendres de Claude Colet / Jodelle -- Loves / Baif -- Villanelle / Passerat -- Canciones Entre el Alma y el Esposo / St. John of the Cross -- Erminia Wanders in the Fields and Dreams of Love / Tasso -- Oedupus / Garnier -- First and Last / Cervantes -- Ode / Durant -- Cain / d'Aubigne -- Pseaume Huictante Huict / d'Aubigne -- Astrophel / Spenser -- Vnworthy Wretchednesse / Spenser -- The Cave of Mammon / Spenser -- The Wanton Maiden / Spenser -- Epithalamion / Spenser -- Death / Raleigh -- Imitation de Pseaume / Malberbe -- On the Death of Mlle. de Conty / Malberbe -- Cupid's Curse / Peele -- From Homer's Iliads / Chapman -- Invocation to Spirit / Chapman -- Estrella Learns That Her Lover Has Killed Her Brother / Vega -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Jason's Farewell to Medea / Seneca -- Keeping Endless Holiday / Petronius -- Marriage of Claudia / Martial -- Style / Tacitus -- Passion of Plunder / Tacitus -- A Schoolboy's Letter / Theon -- The Dependent Greek Philosopher in the Roman Household / Lucian -- The Right Word / Longinus -- The Vigil of Venus / Anonymous -- Daphnis / Longus -- To Ausonius / Paulinus of Nola -- We Shall All Rise Again / Saint Augustine -- Faith / Saint Augustine -- Hymn to the Holy Cross / Saint Augustine -- Christ and Satan / Caedmon? -- The Battle of Maldon / Anonymous -- Roman Elegy / Hildebert -- From Prayer to the Holy Trinity / Hildebert -- A Maiden's Complaint in Spring-Time / Anonymous -- The Death of Roland / Anonymous -- Farewell, My All / Heloise -- Drinking Song / The Archpoet -- Salve, Mater / Adam of St. Victor -- Glorious King / Giraut de Bornelh -- Prison Song / Richard Coeur de Lion -- To Dare Defy the Emperor / Villehardouin -- Under Der Linden / Walther von der Vogelweide -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Lear and Cordelia / Shakespeare -- My Poore Foole / Shakespeare -- Jealousy / Shakespeare -- Othello's Death / Shakespeare -- The Eternal Feminine / Shakespeare -- Antony's Farewell to Cleopatra / Shakespeare -- Easterne Starre / Shakespeare -- I Am Fire, and Ayre / Shakespeare -- Funeral Song / Shakespeare -- O Mistris Mine / Shakespeare -- Crabbed Age and Youth / Shakespeare -- Deuouring Time / Shakespeare -- Heavenly Alcumy / Shakespeare -- Being Your Slave / Shakespeare -- The Spight of Fortune / Shakespeare -- The Marriage of True Mindes / Shakespeare -- Past Reason Hunted / Shakespeare -- Sonnet / Gombauld -- Of the Progresse of the Soule / Donne -- The Will / Donne -- God's Mercies / Donne -- Eternity / Donne -- Here's the Rich Peru / Jonson -- Song. To Celia / Jonson -- Injuries / Jonson -- Castiza Rebukes Her Mother / Tourneur -- I Was the Man / Tourneur -- Sweetest Melancholy / Fletcher -- Dirge / Webster -- Ditty / Shakespeare -- Royall Lady / Ford -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Many a Tear / Paulus Silentiarus -- Thine Early Death / Theocritus -- Peace to the Tomb / Theocritus or Leonidas of Tarentum -- Rescue Us / Cicero -- Eulogy of Literature / Cicero -- The Guileful Ocean / Lucretius -- When We Are No More / Lucretius -- Unpathed Haunts / Lucretius -- All Is Vanity / Lucretius -- The Earth / Lucretius -- Lesbia / Catullus -- Hymn to Diana / Catullus -- Acme and Septimius / Catullus -- Attis / Catullus -- Breath of Day / Catullus -- Grant Me Peace / Catullus -- Love's Madness / Catullus -- Elegy on Quintilia / Catullus -- Hail and Farewell / Catullus.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Nature / Anonymous -- Ode to Aphrodite / Sappho -- Ode to Anactoria / Sappho -- Translation of Ode to Anactoria / Catullus -- Atthis / Sappho -- Forever Dead / Sappho -- The Moon Has Set / Sappho -- The Three Hundred / Simonides -- Danae / Simonides -- Welcome to Agamemnon / Aeschylus -- The Death of Agamemnon / Aeschylus -- The Sacrifice of Iphigenia / Aeschylus -- Menelaus Abandoned / Aeschylus -- The Crime of Orestes / Aeschylus -- The Chorus of the Furies / Aeschylus -- The World's Harmonious Plan / Aeschylus -- The Ghost of Darius / Aeschylus -- Athena's Faith / Aeschylus -- For Hieron of Syracuse / Pindar -- Pathless Briars / Pindar -- Jason's Father Sees His Returning Son / Pindar -- The Prize / Pindar -- For Asopichus of Orchomenus / Pindar -- Jocasta's Death / Sophocles -- The Power of Love / Sophocles -- The Glories of Athens / Sophocles -- Electra / Sophocles -- Bitterness / Sophocles -- The Triumph of Time / Sophocles -- Ajax's Death / Sophocles -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Sing, O Muse / Homer -- The Man of Many Devices / Homer -- Thetis and Achilles / Homer -- Zeus on Olympus / Homer -- Venus The Goddess / Virgil -- The Elders of Troy Behold Helen / Homer -- Generations of Men / Homer -- A Sleep of Bronze / Homer -- Dead Is Patroclus / Homer -- Battle of the Curetes and Aetolians / Homer -- Ajax Prays for Light / Homer -- The Passion of Ajax / Longinus -- Achilles' Shout / Homer -- Patroclus / Homer -- The Thunder of Zeus / Homer -- Achilles Refuses to Spare Lycaon's Life / Homer -- Andromache on Astyanax's Loss of Hector / Homer -- Helen Unreproached by Hector / Homer -- The Shade of Patroclus / Homer -- Priam's Prayer to Achilles / Homer -- Once Happy / Homer -- The Burial of Hector / Homer -- Olympus / Homer -- Odysseus' Mother Speaks to Him in Hades / Homer -- The Silence of Ajax / Homer -- The Sound of Footsteps / Homer -- Wise Penelope / Homer -- Odysseus and Penelope Meet / Homer -- Homeric Metaphors / Homer -- Pandora / Hesiod -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Song from AElla / Chatterton -- The Law of Poetry / Joubert -- Song / Blake -- Silent, Silent Night / Blake -- Sun-Flower / Blake -- The Ancient Trees / Blake -- Song / Blake -- Seven of My Sweet Loves / Blake -- In Weary Night / Blake -- Holy Willie's Prayer / Burns -- To a Montain Daisy / Burns -- Time Is Setting / Burns -- The Farewell / Burns -- An Die Freude / Schiller -- Where Mortals Dwell / Schiller -- Das Lied von der Glocke / Schiller -- Natural Philosophy / Porson -- Neere / Chenier -- Les Belles Font Aimer / Chenier -- La Jeune Taretine / Chenier -- Testament / Chenier -- Honor, Glory and Wealth / Napoleon -- A Sense Sublime / Wordsworth -- Nature's Gifts to Lucy / Wordsworth -- Touchstone / Wordsworth -- The Solitary Reaper / Wordsworth -- The Boy's Fear After Stealing a Trapped Bird From a Snare / Wordsworth -- He Remembers the Vista of a Towering Peak / Wordsworth -- Solitude / Wordsworth -- To H.C. / Wordsworth -- The World / Wordsworth -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Sunt Lacrimae Rerum / Virgil -- Misfortune / Virgil -- Sad Dido / Virgil -- Dido's Lament on the Departure of Aeneas / Virgil -- Anchises, Seeing the Shade of Marcellus in Hades, Laments that He Will Die Early / Virgil -- Aeneas Faces His Wife's Ghost / Virgil -- Aeneas Enters the House of Evander / Virgil -- Dido Curses the Departed Aeneas / Virgil -- The Voice of Polydorus Warns Aeneas / Virgil -- Anchises' Lament / Virgil -- The Sound of Verses / Virgil -- With Wound Still Fresh / Virgil -- On Some Verses of Virgil / Virgil -- The Stateliest Measure / Virgil -- Jupiter Sends a Fury to Baffle Turnus in Battle / Virgil -- Amarillis / Virgil -- Fatal Blindness / Virgil -- The Snake / Virgil -- Winter Games / Horace -- Epigram / Horace -- Celebration for Neptune / Horace -- This is Thy Gift, O Muse / Horace -- Reconciliation of Lovers / Horace -- Spring's Return / Horace -- The Shade of Cornelia Consoles Her Husband / Propertius -- The Ruins of Corinth / Antipater -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Battle of Marathon / Herodotus -- Xerxes' Lament / Herodotus -- Andromache Learns of Her Son's Fate / Euripides -- Pericles' Funeral Oration / Thucydides -- The Quarries of Syracuse / Thucydides -- The Rogue / Aristophanes -- On the Public Safety / Isocrates -- Socrates to His Judges / Plato -- Socrates Consults Diotima on Love / Plato -- From Aspasia's Funeral Oration / Plato -- Socrates' Dream / Plato -- The Death of Socrates / Plato -- Aster / Plato -- Knowledge / Aristotle -- The Life of Reason / Aristotle -- Demosthenes Defends Himself / Demosthenes -- On the Crown / Demosthenes -- Vertue / Plautus -- The Sorceress / Theocritus -- Summer Joys / Theocritus -- Hylas / Theocritus -- The Lion's Death / Theocritus -- Heraclitus / Callimachus -- Lament for Adonis / Bion -- Lament for Bion / Moschus -- Light / Bible -- Epitaph on Two Aged Priestesses / Diotimus of Miletus -- Epitaph on a Flute-Player / Diotimus of Athens -- Thy Distaff Ply / Antipater of Thessalonica -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Burial of Sir John Moore After Corunna / Wolfe -- Spirit of Plato / Shelley -- Love's Philosophy / Shelley -- Voice in the Air, Singing / Shelley -- Adonais / Shelley -- From The Sonnet to Homer / Keats -- Ars Gratia Artis / Keats -- La Belle Dame Sans Merci / Keats -- Ode to a Nightingale / Keats -- Ode to Psyche / Keats -- Ode on a Grecian Urn / Keats -- Sonnet / Keats -- Wide-Spreaded Night / Keats -- The Eve of St. Agnes / Keats -- The Kernal of the Grave / Keats -- Der Pilgrim Vor St. Just / Platen -- My Torn Heart / Vigny -- La Colere de Samson / Vigny -- Les Destinees / Vigny -- Gazelles / Heine -- Ein Fichtenbaum Steht Einsam / Heine -- The Infinite / Leopardi -- The Maison Vauquer / Balzac -- The Haunted House / Hood -- Rhymes / Hood -- Blessed Vision of Peace / Newman -- Light and Life / Hugo -- -- Love / Hugo -- Oh, Thou, My Lover / Hugo -- Tristesse D'Olympio / Hugo -- From LessContemplations / Hugo -- From Paroles sur la Dune / Hugo -- Beyond Dreams / Hugo -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Liberties of Thought / Diderot -- The Death of Le Fever / Sterne -- Bloom the Jasmines / Shenstone -- Springtime With One Love / Wordsworth -- Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard / Gray -- Supreme Dominion / Gray -- The Language of the Age / Gray -- To the Reverend William Cole / Walpole -- A Song of David / Smart -- Shakespeare / Morgann -- The Proposition Is Peace / Burke -- To the Rev. John Newton / Cowper -- Poetic Moment / Langhorne -- Grave and Temperate Irony / Gibbon -- The Prophecy of Cazotte / La Harpe -- Das Gottliche / Goethe -- The Battle of Valmy / Goethe -- Faust and Margaret / Goethe -- Prayer / Goethe -- Wandrers Nachtlied / Goethe -- Mignon / Goethe -- Hamlet / Goethe.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Wife of Bath / Chaucer -- The Pardoner's Tale / Chaucer -- The Cock and the Fox / Chaucer -- Rondel / d'Orleans -- Language of the Law / Anonymous -- Ballade des Dames du Temps Jadis / Villon -- Ballade / Villon -- Christmas Time / Villon -- L'Epitaphe en Forme de Ballade / Villon -- The Death of Illustrious Men / Comines -- How Sir Launcelot Departed to Seek the Queen Guenever / Malory -- The Rose / Arosto -- Her Matchless Person / Ariosto -- Domesticity / Luther -- The Most Horrible Spectacle / Rabelais -- Haire-Brain'd Counsel / Rabelais -- Felicity of Marriage / Rabelais -- De l'Abbe, & de son Valet / Marot -- L'Amour au Bon Vieulx Temps / Marot -- Chevy Chase / Anonymous -- Lawyer Patelin / Anonymous -- Of the Virgin and Child / Anonymous -- On the Virgin / Anonymous -- Adam / Anonymous -- Quia Amore Langueo / Anonymous.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Wilderness of This World / Bunyan -- Human Life / Temple -- Absalom and Achitophel / Dryden -- Religio Laici / Dryden -- To the Pious Memory of the Accomplisht Young Lady Mrs. Anne Killigrew / Dryden -- Lines Printed Under the Engraved Portrait of Milton / Dryden -- Alexander's Feast / Dryden -- Cymon and Iphigenia / Dryden -- The Twenty-Ninth Ode of the Third Book of Horace / Dryden -- Wit and Judgment / Locke -- Antithesis / Boileau-Despreaux -- Malherbe / Boileau-Despreaux -- The Opening Lines of Bajazet / Racine -- Monime Answers Her Lover's Father / Racine -- Death / Racine -- Phaedra / Racine -- Phaedra Declares Her Love for Her Stepson / Racine -- Phaedra Jealous / Racine -- The Lover of Flowers / La Bruyere -- No Man May Deliver / Book of Common Prayer -- Epigram / Prior -- Another / Prior -- For My Own Tomb-Stone / Prior -- To Cloe Jealous, A Better Answer / Prior -- An Ode / Prior -- To a Child of Quality / Prior -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "To Drive Life Into a Corner / Thoreau -- Tr--r-r-r-oonk / Thoreau -- The Three Headstones by the Moor / Bronte -- From Qain / Leconte de Lisle -- Le Manchy / Leconte de Lisle -- Morning at Venice / Ruskin -- Come Said the Muse / Whitman -- The Great Shroud of the Sea / Melville -- Le Rebelle / Baudelaire -- Yeux de Jais / Baudelaire -- Les Fleurs du Mal / Baudelaire.".
• catalog tableOfContents "To Their Excellencies the Lords Justices of Ireland / Swift -- The Epistle Dedicatory / Swift -- A Modest Proposal / Swift -- Inscription Accompanying a Lock of Stella's Hair / Swift -- Epigram / Rousseau -- Valentine and His Father Discuss Paternal Responsibility / Congreve -- The Temple / Congreve -- Mrs. Millamant / Congreve -- She Denies That Being Loved Makes Women Beautiful / Congreve -- A Lady's Library / Addison -- The Death of Monseigneur / Saint-Simon -- The Heights of Arts / Pope -- The Sound and the Sense / Pope -- The Rape of the Lock / Pope -- Lord Mayor's Show / Pope -- A Golden Rule / Pope -- Compliments / Pope -- The King of Triolets / Ranchin -- No Time for Jesting / Voltaire -- Candide / Voltaire -- Sur un Christ Habille en Jesuite / Voltaire -- Sure son Portrait Entre Ceux de La Beaumelle et de Freron / Voltaire -- Chanson de Renaud / Anonymous -- Greatness / Fielding -- The Metaphysical Poets / Johnson -- The Pyramids / Johnson -- Philosophy / Edwards -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "To Tousssaint L'Ouverture / Wordsworth -- Ode / Wordsworth -- De Blinde Sunger / Holderlin -- The Death of Empedocles / Holderlin -- Flodden Field / Scott -- Meg Merrilies / Scott -- Youth and Age / Coleridge -- France, An Ode / Coleridge -- Kubla Khan / Coleridge -- Christabel / Coleridge -- Symptoms of Poetic Power / Coleridge -- Ode / Southey -- Loculus Aureolus / Landor -- Leofric and Godiva / Landor -- Dirce / Landor -- Epitaph / Landor -- London / Lamb -- To Night / White -- Pride and Predjudice / Austen -- Hohenlinden / Campbell -- I Wish I Was By That Dim Lake / Moore -- Fretillon / Beranger -- Levana and Our Ladies of Sorrow / De Quincey -- The War-Song of Dinas Vawr / Peacock -- Der Gute Kamerad / Uhland -- Grief / Byron -- The Destruction of Sennacherib / Bryon -- The Shipwreck / Bryon -- Triple Rhyme / Bryon -- Where He Gazed a Gloom Pervaded / Bryon -- Helen on the Walls of Troy Looking For Her Brothers / Hawtrey -- Hymne a la Douleur / Lamartine -- Le Lac / Lamartine -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Ulysses and the Siren / Daniel -- The Writer's Tragedy / Daniel -- Helen of Troy / Marlowe -- O Lente, Lente, Curite, Noctis Equi / Marlowe -- Immortal Flowers of Poesy / Marlowe -- Edward's Death / Marlowe -- The Grand Style / Shakespeare -- Let Me Live / Shakespeare -- In Such a Night / Shakespeare -- Moonlight / Shakespeare -- This England / Shakespeare -- Gentle Richard / Shakespeare -- The King's Army / Shakespeare -- The Tavern / Shakespeare -- Mortality / Shakespeare -- The Death of Falstaff / Shakespeare -- Winter of Our Discontent / Shakespeare -- Love's Light Wings / Shakespeare -- The Vision / Shakespeare -- Good Deeds Past / Shakespeare -- Night / Shakespeare -- Multitudinous Seas Incarnadine / Shakespeare -- Life's Fitful Fever / Shakespeare -- Not for Me / Theocritus -- Lord of Lightning / Lucretius -- Frailty, Thy Name Is Woman / Shakespeare -- What I Am, I Connot Avoide / Shakespeare -- To Be or Not to Be / Shakespeare -- O Foole, I Shall Go Mad / Shakespeare -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Beginnings -- Breaking ground -- Of good and evil -- The idyl -- A foothold for the ladder -- Voices in the storm -- Burnt bridges -- Sunlit spaces -- They that sowed with tears -- Journeys into the past -- Islands within -- In days of tragedy and redemption -- The new generation -- American Hebrew poets in Israel.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Melodic contour and organization -- Modal melodic resources -- Distinctive twentieth century melodic practices -- Harmonic structure -- Harmonic progression -- Rhythm and meter -- Tonality -- Cadences -- Nonharmonic materials -- Motivation of harmony -- Thematic metamorphosis -- Imitative procedures -- The twelve-tone technique -- Experiments and innovations -- Digest of forms.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Reel 1. How to sleep.--Reel 2. The romance of digestion.--Reel 3. How to train a dog.--Reel 4. No news is good news.--Reel 5. How to be a detective.--Reel 6. The courtship of the newt.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Masks or faces? / Archer, William, 1856-1924.".
• catalog tableOfContents "History and literature in contemporary France.--Three nineteenth-century myths: race, nation, revolution.--The influence of eighteenth-century ideas on the French Revolution.--Napoleon: devil, poet, saint.--What Greece means to modern France.--English literature seen through French eyes.--Shakespeare's women, a French view.--Religion and literary scholarship in France.--Romantic poetry and rhetoric.--Romanticism and French literature today: Le mort vivant.--The responsibility of mass media.--Excellence and leadership: has Western Europe any lessons for us?--The crisis of modern man as seen by André Malraux and Albert Camus.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Modern times: The transition from classicism. The quarrel of ancients and moderns: results -- Writers of the transition: La Bruyere, Saint-Simon, Fénelon. The new philosophy. The popularizers: Bayle and Fontennelle -- Voltaire: Literature and life -- Montesquieu -- Miscellaneous writers. The old and the new genres. Tragedy: Voltaire, Crébillon, Ducis -- Comedy and drame -- Fiction: Lesage, Marivaux, Prévost -- Poetry. The war of liberation. The encyclopedists and the later philosophes -- Voltaire at Ferney: Polemics and philosophy -- Diderot. Pre-romanticism. Rousseau, Saint-Pierre -- Madame de Staël, Constant -- Chateaubriand. Romanticism. The romantic movement -- Immediate predecessors: Nodier, Béranger, Lamartine -- The poets: Victor Hugo -- The poets: Musset, Vigny, Gautier -- The romantic drama -- The romantic novel -- Critics and historians. Realism. The transition: Balzac -- Augier, Dumas Fils and Henry Becque -- The reaction in poetry: Baudelaire and the Parnassians -- Realistic fiction: Flaubert and Maupassant -- Fiction: Zola, the Goncourts, Daudet. The age of science and doubt. The critics: Sainte-Beuve -- The philosophers: Comte, Taine, Renan. The end of the century. In fiction: naturalism, psychology and other currents -- In drama: The three movements -- In poetry: Sentiment and symbolism -- In criticism.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Middle Ages: Feudalism and chivalry. The middle ages and the epic -- The lyric and the romance -- The allegory and the early drama -- History, didactic literature and storiology. The Bourgeois influence. The lyric poets of the school of Machaut and Deschamps -- The university and the humanism of the fourteenth century -- The cyclic drama and the farce of Maître Pathelin -- Three individuals: Antoine de La Sale, Villon, Commynes.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Renaissance: Humanism and the Reformation. The influence of Italy and the Rhétoriqueur poets -- Marot and his immediate followers -- Rabelais and Calvin: The epicurean and the stoic -- Platonists and Neo-Platonists. Literary theory and the return of the bourgeois ideal. The doctrine of imitation and the Pléiade -- The chief poets of the Pléiade -- Amyot, Montaigne and Brantôme -- The age of Henry IV and the common-sense of Malherbe. Pre-classicism. Social form and the salon writers -- Honoré d'Urfé and the romanesque -- The drama previous to Corneille -- Pierre Corneille -- Descartes. Classicism. Louis XIV and the classical spirit -- The writers of memoirs and maxims, and women writers -- Moliére and La Fontaine -- Pascal and Racine -- Boileau and Bossuet.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Section titles: Medieval literature (ninth-fifteenth centuries) -- The Renaissance (1491-1590) -- Pre-classical (1590-1660) -- The classical age (1660-1715) -- The Enlightenment (1715-60) -- Pre-romanticism (1760-1820) -- Romantic literature (1820-50) -- Realism (1850-85) -- Symbolism (1885-1914) -- Transition (1914-50).".
• catalog tableOfContents "Many Avant-gardes -- Waiting for Godot, Endgame, The short plays / Samuel Beckett -- From The bald soprano to the chairs, Victims of duty, The new occupant and Amedee, The killer and rhinoceros / Eugene Ionesco -- The mythical mode, Tradition and anti-theater, Arthur Adamov: anti-theater triumphant, Jean Genet: theater as ritual / Theater and anti-theater -- The Babel of Jean Tardieu and Jean Vauthier, The limbo of Henri Pichette, Michel de Ghelderode, and Jacaques Audiberti, The threshold of Eden: Georges Schehade / From Babel to Eden.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1: Search, 1920-1930 / Margaret Mead ; The vision in Plains culture ; A matter for the field worker in folklore ; Cups of clay ; Counters in the game ; The uses of cannibalism ; Selections from the correspondence of Edward Sapir with Ruth Benedict, 1922-1923 ; Two diaries. Diary, 1923 ; Diary, 1926 -- pt. 2: Anne Singleton: 1889-1934 / Margaret Mead ; The story of my life-- ; The sense of symbolism ; Journals. Journal, 1912-1916 ; Journal fragments, 1915-1934 ; Preface to an anthology ; Selections from the correspondence of Edward Sapir with Ruth Benedict, 1923-1938 -- pt. 3: Patterns of culture, 1922-1934 / Margaret Mead ; A brief sketch of Serrano culture ; They dance for rain in Zuni ; An introduction to Zuni mythology ; Dominant cultural attitudes in Manu'a / Margaret Mead ; Psychological types in the cultures of the Southwest ; Anthropology and the abnormal ; Selections from correspondence to and from the field, 1924-1934 ; The years as Boas' left hand / Margaret Mead ; The bond of fellowship ; Race prejudice in the United States ; Postwar race prejudice ; The natural history of war ; Ideologies in the light of comparative data ; Primitive freedom ; Selections from the correspondence between Ruth Benedict and Franz Boas, 1923-1940 ; Franz Boas, an obituary -- pt. 5: The postwar years: the gathered threads / Margaret Mead ; Recognition of cultural diversities in the postwar world ; Child rearing in certain European countries ; Anthropology and the humanities -- pt. 6: Selected poems, 1941 ; Mary Wollstonecraft -- Chronology.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preface to the second edition -- Introduction -- I. The novel -- The regionalist novel: Pereda -- Valera and the classical idealist novel -- Pedro Antonio de Alarcón -- The national novel: Pérez Galdós -- The realist and the naturalist schools (Emilia Pardo Bazán, Palacio Valdés, Alas, Coloma, Picón, Matheu, Blasco Ibañez, Trigo) -- The short story -- The historical novel -- Baroja and the social novel -- The classical novel: Ricardo León -- The lyrical novel: Valle-Inclán -- Ramón Pérez de Ayala and the psychological novel -- The symbolist novel: Gabriel Miró (Concha Espina) -- II. The drama -- The drama in the second half of the nineteenth century: Echegaray -- The drama and social problems: Galdós and Dicenta -- The Género Chico -- The modernist drama: Benavente -- Gregorio Martínez Sierra -- Linares Rivas -- The brothers Alvarez Quinero -- The poetical drama -- New tendencies -- III. Lyric poetry -- The forerunners of modernism -- Campoamor and Nuñez de Arce -- The modernist invasion (Rubén Darío, Juan Ramón Jiménez) -- The Castilian reaction (Antonio Machado) -- IV. The essay -- Ganivet -- Unamuno -- Azorín -- Other essayists -- V. Criticism and scholarship -- Menéndez y Pelayo -- Other critics and historians -- Recent criticism.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Places of my infancy -- Professor and the mermaid -- Blind kittens.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The triumph of love -- The triumph of chastity -- The triumph of death -- The triumph of fame -- The triumph of time -- The triumph of eternity.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Beginnings -- II. At Grips With Life -- III. What Can We Gather From All This? -- IV. Conversion -- Horizontal and Vertical -- V. The Collective Redemption -- VI. The Growing Saviour -- VII. The Trend Toward Experience -- VIII. Almost -- IX. Where is the Place of Certainty and Authority? -- X. Interpreters of Christ -- XI. Missions at the Round Table -- XII. Nations at the Round Table -- XIII. The Most Sacred Round Table of All -- XIV. The Cross -- the Key to Life -- XV. The Way -- XVI. Christ -- the Universal -- XVII. The Cosmic Round Table.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Primitive epoch -- XVth century -- Renaissance -- The baroque period -- Neo-classicism -- Romanticism -- Generation of 1898.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introducción, por la autora.--Nada (novela)--Cuentos y artículos: Al colegio (estampa) Rosamunda (cuento) El regreso (cuento)--La isla y los demonios (novela)--Novelas cortas: El piano. Un noviazgo.--La mujer nueva (novela)".
• catalog tableOfContents "Shelley, Dryden, and Mr. Eliot.--William Morris.--The idea of an 'English school'.--Our English syllabus.--High and low brows.--The alliterative metre.--Bluspels and flalansferes: a semantic nightmare.--Variation in Shakespeare and others.--Christianity and literature.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. History of the age: political, social, and literary: The prelude -- The Victorian compromise -- The Golden Age -- The twilight -- pt. 2. Shaping forces of the Age: The Industrial Revolution -- The advancing democracy -- The new science -- pt. 3. Major authors of the Age: biography and collateral reading: Arnold -- Charlotte and Emily Brontë -- Browning -- Carlyle -- Dickens -- George Eliot -- Hardy -- Huxley -- Kingsley -- Meredith -- Mill -- Morris -- Newman -- Rossetti -- Ruskin -- Swinburne -- Tennyson -- Thackeray -- Trollope -- pt. 4. Chronological table.".
• catalog tableOfContents "--Hunt, J.H.L. An answer to the question: What is poetry? (1844)--Arnold, Matthew. The choice of subjects in poetry. (1853)--Ruskin, John. Of the pathetic fallacy. (1856)--Mill, J.S. Thoughts on poetry and its varieties. (1833, revised 1859)--Bagehot, Walter. Wordsworth, Tennyson, and Browning; or, Pure, ornate and grotesque art in Engish poetry. (1864)--Pater, W.H. Coleridge's writings. (1866)--Emerson, R.W. Shakespeare, or, The poet. (1850)--Lowell, J.R. Wordsworth. (1875)".
• catalog tableOfContents "Wordworth, William. Poetry and poetic diction. (1800)--Coleridge, S.T. Wordsworth's theory of diction. (1817)--Metrical composition. (1817)--Blake, William. The Canterbury pilgrims. (1809)--Lamb, Charles. On the tragedies of Shakespeare, considered with reference to their fitness for stage representation. (1811)--Shelley, P.B. A defence of poetry. (1821)--Hazlitt, William. My first acquaintance with poets. (1823)--Keble, John. Sacred poetry. (1825)--Newman, J.H. Poetry with reference to Aristotles's Poetics. (1829)--Carlyle, Thomas. The hero as poet. Dante; Shakespeare. (1840)".
• catalog tableOfContents "Christianity in classical times: the creed and the church. Jesus' initiative ; Jesus' failure ; The work of the Apostles ; The Pauline Milieu ; Paul's training as a Christian ; The work of the Apostle Paul ; Christianity as an autonomous religion ; The foundation and the organization of the Church ; The establishment of church doctrine and discipline ; The conflict with the state and with society ; The significance of the triumph -- The Middle Ages theology and the Papacy. The remote Middle Ages ; The origin of Papacy ; Scholasticism ; The opposition to the Church, the reaction of religious sentiment and of anti-clericalism ; The opposition to the Church in the Middle Ages, the reactions of religious thought, the scientific spirit, and free thought ; Church development from the eleventh to the fourteenth centuries, the triumph of Sacerdotalism ; The Babylonish captivity, the Great Schism, and the Pope's triumph over the attempt at reform -- Modern times, politics and Roman Catholicism. Humanism ; The Reformation ; The Catholic reform: the Jesuits and the Council of Trent ; The age of enlightenment ; Liberalism, criticism and science versus theology ; The triumph of Romanism.".
• catalog tableOfContents "General materials, by J.H. Buckley.--Alfred, Lord Tennyson, by P.F. Baum.--Robert Browning, by W.C. DeVane.--Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Edward FitzGerald, Arthur Hugh Clough, by A.M. Terhune.--Matthew Arnold, by F.E. Faverty.--Algernon Charles Swinburne, by C.K. Hyder.--The Pre-Raphaelites, by H.M. Jones.--Gerard Manly Hopkins, by J. Pick.--The later Victorian poets, by L. Stevenson.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Fiction in Shakespeare's time -- The seventeenth century -- Defoe and his contemporaries -- Psychological realism begins: Samuel Richardson -- Fielding and the prose epic -- Smollett and the novel of humors -- The triumph of sensibility: Laurence Sterne -- Sentimentalists and revolutionaries -- The renascence of wonder -- The romance of the tea-table -- The heights -- From Scott to Dickens -- White magic -- The disciples of Dickens -- Counter-blast: W.M. Thackeray -- The novelist as novelist: Anthony Trollope -- Fire over Yorkshire -- The "new" novel: George Eliot -- The poetic comedy of George Meredith -- Hardy and the cosmic drama -- Romance resurgent: Robert Louis Stevenson -- Victorian Sunset -- Towards a new century -- Values and Joseph Conrad -- Novelist of being: Arnold Bennett -- H.G. Wells, "realist of the fantastic" -- Pity, irony, and John Galsworthy -- D.H. Lawrence, pilgrim of the rainbow -- "Stream-of-consciousness" -- News of Tishnar: Walter de la Mare -- Appendix: some nineteenth century novelists not considered in the text -- Selected bibliography with annotations -- Supplementary bibliography.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The new essay, Jeffrey as critic.--William Hazlitt.--Charles Lamb.--Thomas De Quincey.--John Wilson.--Leigh Hunt.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Amantium irae amoris redintegratio est / Richard Edwards -- Out of sight, out of mind / Barnabe Googe -- Fair fools ; What shepherd can express / Edward Devere, Earl of Oxford -- In the merry month of May ; Who can live in heart so glad ; On a hill there grows a flower / Nicholas Breton -- My mind to me a kingdom is / Sir Edward Dyer -- from The shepherd's calendar : August / Edmund Spenser -- Amoretti : sonnets 1, 3, 5, 8, 9, 16, 18, 26, 33, 34, 42, 46, 63, 64, 67, 70, 75, 79, 80, 81, 84 ; Epithalamion ; Prothalamion / Edmund Spenser -- from Astrophel and Stella. Sonnets complete ; Songs 4, 8, 11 / Sir Philip Sidney -- Song from Arcadia ; Ring out your bells, let mourning shows be spread ; Thou blind man's mark, thou fool's self-chosen snare ; Leave me, O love, which reachest but to dust ; Who hath his fancy pleased / Sir Philip Sidney -- Of his Cynthia ; Caelica : sonnet 16 / Sir Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke --".
• catalog tableOfContents "Anonymous lyrics, and lyrics of uncertain authorship. Back and side go bare, go bare / Still? or Stevenson? -- Maids and widows -- Am not I in blessëd case -- Love me little, love me long -- Fain would I have a pretty thing -- A new courtly sonnet of the Lady Greensleeves -- A nosegay always sweet / William Hunnis? -- While that the sun with his beams hot -- Beauty, alas, where wast thou born / Lodge? or Greene? -- My flocks feed not, my ewes breed not / Barnfield? -- Brown is my love, but graceful -- Come, little babe, come, silly soul / Nicholas Breton? -- I saw my lady weep -- Art thou poor, yet hast thou golden slumbers? ; Golden slumbers kiss your eyes / Dekker? -- Phyllida's love call to her Corydon, and his replying -- A nymph's disdain of love -- Crabbëd age and youth ; Fair is my love, but not so fair as fickle / Shakespeare? -- The nut-brown ale, the nut-brown ale / Marston? -- How should I your true love know -- Tomorrow is Saint Valentine's day -- And will a' not come again? / Shakespeare? -- Willow, willow, willow -- Phillida flouts me -- Absence, hear thou my protestation / Donne? -- Weep you no more, sad fountains -- My love in her attire doth show her wit -- Sister, awake! Close not your eyes -- The silver swan -- There is a lady sweet and kind -- We be three poor mariners.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Ben Jonson -- Miscellaneous poems. The hour-glass ; My picture, left in Scotland ; On the portrait of Shakespeare, to the reader ; To the memory of my beloved master William Shakespeare, and what he hath left us ; An ode to himself (Where dost thou careless lie) ; A fit of rhyme against rhyme ; An execration upon Vulcan ; An epistle, answering to one that asked to be sealed of the Tribe of Ben / Ben Jonson -- A Pindaric ode : to the immortal memory and friendship of that noble pair, Sir Lucius Cary and Sir H. Morison ; Song, from Epicoene, or, The silent woman (Still to be neat, still to be dressed) / Ben Jonson -- from Cynthia's revels. Hymn to Diana / Ben Jonson -- Ode : to himself (Come, leave the loathëd stage) / Ben Jonson -- from The masque of queens. Third charm (The owl is abroad, the bat, and the toad) / Ben Jonson -- Leges conviviales ; Rules for the tavern academy, translation of Leges conviviales ;".
• catalog tableOfContents "Epigrams. On my first daughter ; To John Donne ; On Margaret Ratcliffe ; On my first son ; To Lucy, Countess of Bedford, with Master Donne's satires ; To John Donne ; Inviting a friend to supper ; An epitaph on Salathiel Pavy, a child of Queen Elizabeth's chapel ; Epitaph on Elizabeth, L.H. / Ben Jonson -- The forest. Song, To Celia (Come, my Celia, let us prove) ; To the same (Kiss me, sweet. The wary lover) ; Song, That women are but men's shadows ; Song, To Celia (Drink to me only with thine eyes) ; Epode ; To heaven / Ben Jonson -- Underwoods : consisting of divers poems. A celebration of Charis, in ten lyric pieces. His excuse for loving ; How he saw her ; What he suffered ; Her triumph ; His discourse with Cupid ; Claiming a second kiss by desert ; Begging another, on color of mending the former ; Urging her of a promise ; Her man described by her own dictamen ; Another lady's exception, present at the hearing /".
• catalog tableOfContents "Go and catch a falling star (song) ; The indifferent ; The flea ; The good-morrow ; Woman's constancy ; Love's infiniteness ; The canonization ; The dream ; Love's deity ; Sweetest love, I do not go (song) ; Community ; Love's exchange ; Love's alchemy ; The bait ; The computation ; The apparition ; A valediction : forbidding mourning ; The funeral ; The relic ; The ecstasy ; Holy sonnets : 1, 5, 9, 14 ; A hymn to God the Father ; Hymn to God, my God, in my sickness ; Upon Mr. Thomas Coryat's crudities ; Satire III ; Elegy 5 (His picture) ; Elegy 7 ; Elegy 9 (The Autumnal) ; Elegy on the death of Lady Markham ; To Mr. S.B. / John Donne -- Virgidemiarium : satires. Book I. Prologue ; Satire 3 ; Satire 6 / Joseph Hall -- Virgidemiarium : satires. Book III. Satire I / Joseph Hall -- from The scourge of villainy. In lectores prorsus indignos / John Marston -- from The shoemaker's holiday. The first three-man's song (Oh the month of May, the merry month of May) ; The second three-man's song (Cold's the wind, and wet's the rain) / Thomas Dekker -- from Old fortunatus. Fortune smiles, cry holiday! / Thomas Dekker -- As it fell upon a day / Richard Barnfield -- from The rape of Lucrece. Pack, clouds, away, and welcome day / Thomas Heywood -- from The fair maid of the exchange. Ye little birds that sit and sing. / Thomas Heywood -- The shepherd's description of love ; Reply to Marlowe's The passionate shepherd to his love ; Sir Walter Raleigh's pilgrimage ; As you came from the Holy Land ; The lie ; Sir Walter Raleigh the night before his death ; Sir W. Raleigh on the snuff of a candle the night before he died / Sir Walter Raleigh.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Songs from the plays. from Love's labor's lost. If she be made of white and red ; When daisies pied and violets blue ; When icicles hang by the wall / William Shakespeare -- from Two gentlemen of Verona. Who is Silvia? What is she? / William Shakespeare -- from A midsummer-night's dream. Over hill, over dale ; You spotted snakes with double tongue ; Now the hungry lion roars / William Shakespeare -- from The merchant of Venice. Tell me where is fancy bred / William Shakespeare -- from Much ado about nothing. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more ; Pardon, goddess of the night / William Shakespeare -- from As you like it. Under the greenwood tree ; Blow, blow, thou winter wind! ; What shall he have that killed the deer? ; It was a lover and his lass / William Shakespeare -- from Twelfth night. O mistress mine, where are you roaming? ; Come away, come away, death ; I am gone, sir ; When that I was and a little tiny boy / William Shakespeare -- from Measure for measure. Take, oh, take those lips away / William Shakespeare -- from Macbeth. Thrice the brinded cat hath mewed / William Shakespeare -- from Antony and Cleopatra. Come, thou monarch of the vine / William Shakespeare -- from Cymbeline. Hark, hark! The lark at heaven's gate sings ; Fear no more the heat o' the sun / William Shakespeare -- from The winter's tale. When daffodils begin to peer ; Lawn as white as driven snow / William Shakespeare -- from The tempest. Come unto these yellow sands ; Full fathom five thy father lies ; Where the bee sucks, there suck I / William Shakespeare.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Sonnets to Delia : 11, 25, 30, 39, 41, 54, 55 / Samuel Daniel -- from Hymen's triumph. Love is a sickness full of woes / Samuel Daniel -- To the Lady Margaret, Countess of Cumberland ; The complaint of Rosamond, abridged ; from The history of the civil wars between the Houses of York and Lancaster : seven stanzas from beginning of Book I / Samuel Daniel -- Musophilus : containing a general defence of all learning / Samuel Daniel -- Beauty sat bathing by a spring / Anthony Munday -- Parthenophil and Parthenophe. Sonnets 31, 66 / Barnaby Barnes -- Fidessa, more chaste than kind. Sonnets 16, 23, 62 / Bartholomew Griffin -- Coelia. Sonnet 15, Echo, and sonnet 19 / William Percy -- Were I as base as is the lowly plain ; The fruits of a clear conscience / Joshua Sylvester.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Sonnets, to Idea. Introductory sonnet, from edition of 1594 : To the dear child of the muses and his ever kind Maecenas, Master Anthony Cooke, Esquire ; From edition of 1599 : sonnet 2, To the reader of his poems, and sonnets 3, 22, 43 ; From edition of 1602 : sonnet 12, To lunacy, and sonnets 27, 41 ; From edition of 1619 : sonnets 1, 6, 61 / Michael Drayton -- To his coy love : a canzonet / Michael Drayton -- from The shepherds' garland. Gorbo, as thou cam'st this way / Michael Drayton -- from The shepherds' sirena. Near to the silver Trent / Michael Drayton -- Nymphidia, the court of fairy ; Ode : to the Virginian voyage ; Ode : to the Cambro-Britons and their harp, his ballad of Agincourt ; To my most dearly loved friend Henry Reynolds, Esquire, of poets and poesy / Michael Drayton -- from Polyolbion. The nineteenth song / Michael Drayton.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Sonnets. The long love that is my thought doth harber ; Farewell, love, and all thy laws forever ; I find no peace, and all my war is done ; My galley chargëd with forgetfulness ; Like to these unmeasurable mountains ; Divers doth use, as I have heard and know ; Unstable dream, according to the place / Sir Thomas Wyatt -- Miscellaneous poems. Madame, withouten many words ; My lute, awake! Perform the last ; And wilt thou leave me thus? ; Forget not yet the tried intent ; Blame not my lute, for he must sound ; Alas, Madame, for stealing of a kiss ; The furious gonne, in his raging ire ; A face that should content me wonders well / Sir Thomas Wyatt -- Satire, addressed to John Poins ; What should I say / Sir Thomas Wyatt.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The life and death of Robert Greene Master of Arts / Robert Greene -- Greene's letter to his wife written near his death / Robert Greene -- from Pierce penniless his supplication to the devil. Passage in defence of poetry and in defence of plays / Thomas Nashe -- from The unfortunate traveler, or, The life of Jack Wilton. First episode, and passage concerning Jack's travels with the Earl of Surrey / Thomas Nashe.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The soote season, that bud and bloom forth brings ; Love, that doth reign and live within my thought ; From Tuscan came my lady's worthy race ; The sun hath twice brought forth the tender green ; Brittle beauty, that nature made so frail ; Wyatt resteth here, that quick could never rest ; Martial, the things for to attain ; from The translation of the Aeneid, book 2 / Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey -- The aged lover renounceth love / Thomas, Lord Vaux -- from Five hundred points of good husbandry. The ladder to thrift ; A description of the properties of winds all the times of the year ; Christmas husbandly fare / Thomas Tusser -- from The steel glass. Passage on the plowman, and Epilogus / George Gascoigne -- from The posies. The lullaby of a lover ; The introduction to the Psalm of de profundis ; De profundis / George Gascoigne -- The induction to The mirror for magistrates / Thomas Sackville, Earl of Dorset --".
• catalog tableOfContents "The world's a bubble, and the life of man / Sir Francis Bacon -- from The translation of Homer's Iliad. The third book ; from The translation of Homer's Odyssey. Passage from the twelfth book / George Chapman -- from A book of airs, 1601. My sweetest Lesbia, let us live and love ; I care not for these ladies ; When to her lute Corinna sings ; Thou art not fair, for all thy red and white ; When the god of merry love ; The man of life upright ; Hark, all you ladies that do sleep ; When thou must home to shades of underground / Thomas Campion -- from Two books of airs. Book I. Author of light, revive my dying sprite ; Never weather-beaten sail more willing bent to shore ; As by the streams of Babylon ; Jack and Joan they think no ill / Thomas Campion -- from Two books of airs. Book 2. Give beauty all her right / Thomas Campion -- from The third and fourth book of airs. Book 3. Now winter nights enlarge ; Thrice toss these oaken ashes in the air ; Fire, fire, fire, fire! ; Never love unless you can / Thomas Campion -- from The third and fourth book of airs. Book 4. There is a garden in her face / Thomas Campion -- Verses from Observations in the art of English poesie. Rose-cheeked Laura, come / Thomas Campion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Venus and Adonis, abridged / William Shakespeare -- from The rape of Lucrece. Lucrece's complaint to time / William Shakespeare -- Sonnets 2, 12, 18, 25, 29, 30, 33, 35, 55, 60, 64, 66, 71, 73, 87, 98, 106, 110, 116, 130, 138, 144 / William Shakespeare.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Verses placed over the door at the entrance into the Apollo / Ben Jonson.".
• catalog tableOfContents "from Campaspe. Apelles' song ; What bird so sings, yet so does wail? / John Lyly -- from Midas. Pan's song ; Sing to Apollo, god of day / John Lyly -- from Endymion. The third song by fairies / John Lyly -- from Albion's England. Book 3, chapter 17 / William Warner -- Verses written in the tower the night before his execution, 1586 / Chidiock Tichborne -- from Phyllis. Sonnet 13 ; The earth, late choked with showers / Thomas Lodge -- from Rosalind. Rosalind's madrigal ; Rosalind's description / Thomas Lodge -- from The arraignment of Paris. Fair and fair, and twice so fair / George Peele -- from David and Bethsabe. Bethsabe's song / George Peele -- from The old wive's tale. Whenas the rye reach to the chin / George Peele -- His golden locks time hath to silver turned / George Peele -- from Farewell to folly. Maesia's song / Robert Greene -- from Philomela, the Lady Fitzwater's nightingale. Philomela's ode that she sung in her arbor / Robert Greene -- from Greene's mourning garment. The shepherd's wife's song / Robert Greene -- from Menaphon. Menaphon's song ; Sephestia's song to her child / Robert Greene -- Songs from Summer's last will and testament. Spring, the sweet spring, is the year's pleasant king ; Autumn hath all the summer's fruitful treasure ; Adieu, farewell, earth's bliss / Thomas Nashe -- The passionate shepherd to his love / Christopher Marlowe -- from Hero and Leander. First sestiad, abridged ; Passage from the second sestiad / Christopher Marlowe -- from Licia. Sonnet 47 / Giles Fletcher (the elder) -- An ode : Love, I repent me that I thought / Giles Fletcher (the elder) -- If Jove himself be subject unto love / Thomas Watson -- A delectable dream / Humphrey Gifford -- Diaphenia, like the daffadowndilly ; To Sir Philip Sidney's soul / Henry Constable.".
• catalog tableOfContents "from Mustapha. Chorus sacerdotum / Sir Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke -- from Poems of monarchy : stanza 513 / Sir Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke.".
• catalog tableOfContents "from Paradoxès and problems. Paradoxès. A defence of women's inconstancy ; That nature is our worst guide ; That a wise man is known by much laughing / John Donne -- from Paradoxès and problems. Problems. Why Puritans make long sermons? ; Why hath the common opinion afforded women souls? ; Why doth not gold soil the fingers? ; Why are statesmen most incredulous? / John Donne -- from Essays or counsels, civil and moral. Of truth ; Of death ; Of revenge ; Of adversity ; Of simulation and dissimulation ; Of marriage and single life ; Of love ; Of great place ; Of boldness ; Of atheism ; Of superstition ; Of wisdom for a man's self ; Of friendship ; Of plantations ; Of masques and triumphs ; Of beauty ; Of gardens ; Of studies / Sir Francis Bacon -- from The proficience and advancement of learning, divine and human. Part of Book I, and passages from Book 2 / Sir Francis Bacon -- Letter to Lord Burghley, written in 1592 / Sir Francis Bacon.".
• catalog tableOfContents "from The gentle craft. Saint Hugh, slightly abridged / Thomas Deloney -- from Of the laws of ecclesiastical polity. The first book, sections 1, 2, 3 / Richard Hooker -- The voyagers. from Richard Hakluyt's The principal navigations, voyages, traffics, and discoveries of the English nation -- Sir John Hawkin's second voyage to the West Indies, abridged -- from Purchas his pilgrims. Book 3, chapter 5 : The third voyage (of William Barents) northward to the kingdoms of Cathaia and China, in anno 1596, abridged -- from Sir Francis Drake revived, calling upon this dull and effeminate age to follow his noble steps for gold and silver : accounts of an unsuccessful and a successful expedition against the Spaniards, for treasure, on the isthmus of Panama -- Translations from the Bible. The Gospel of Matthew, chapter 5, according to : Tyndale's translation, 1534 ; Great Bible, 1539 ; Geneva Bible, 1560 ; Bishops' Bible, 1572 ; Rheims-Douay translation, 1582 ; Authorized (King James) version, 1611 -- from his translation of Don Anthony of Guevara's The dial of princes. Book 3, chapter 48 : That princes and noble men ought to remember that they are mortal and must die, where are sundry notable consolations against the feat of death / Sir Thomas North -- from his translation of Plutarch's The lives of the noble Grecians and Romans. Passages from The life of Marcus Antonius, concerning Antonius and Cleopatra / Sir Thomas North.".
• catalog tableOfContents "from The school of abuse : dedication, and selected passages / Stephen Gosson -- from Arcadia. Dedication ; Book I, chapter 1 ; Book I, chapter 2 ; Book I, chapter 3 ; Book I, chapter 4 ; Book I, chapter 12, abridged ; Book I, chapter 13, abridged ; Book 3, chapter 8 / Sir Philip Sidney -- The defence of poesy / Sir Philip Sidney -- from A view of the state of Ireland : passage concerning the Irish bards / Edmund Spenser -- A report of the truth of the fight about the Isles of Açores this last summer betwixt the Revenge, one of Her Majesty's ships, and an armada of the King of Spain / Sir Walter Raleigh -- from A notable discovery of Cosenage. The art of cony-catching, abridged / Robert Greene -- from A groat's worth of wit, bought with a million of repentance. Section addressed to those gentlemen his quondam acquaintance, that spend their wits in making plays / Robert Greene -- from The repentance of Robert Greene Master of Arts.".
• catalog tableOfContents "from his translation of Baldassare Castiglione's The Courtier (Il Cortegiano). Passage from the first book ; Bembo's discourse on Platonic love, in the fourth book / Sir Thomas Hoby -- from The acts and monuments of the church (Foxe's book of martyrs). The words and behavior of the Lady Jane (Grey) upon the scaffold ; Account of the life and martyrdom of John Bradford, abridged ; The behavior of Dr. Ridley and Master Latimer, at the time of their death, which was the sixteenth of October, 1555 / John Foxe -- from Toxophilus. Preface : To all gentlemen and yeomen of England ; Passages from the first and second books / Roger Ascham -- from The schoolmaster. A preface to the reader ; The first book for the youth / Roger Ascham -- Euphues : the anatomy of wit, abridged. from Euphues and his England. To the ladies and gentlewomen of England, John Lyly wisheth what they would ; To the gentlemen readers / John Lyly --".
• catalog tableOfContents "from the translation of Montaigne's essays. Book I, chapter 25 : Of the institution and education of children, to the Lady Diana of Foix, Countess of Gurson, abridged / John Florio -- from The gull's hornbook. Chapter 6, How a gallant should behave himself in a play-house ; Chapter 7, How a gallant should behave himself in a tavern ; Chapter 8, How a gallant is to behave himself passing through the city, at all hours of the night, and how to pass by any watch / Thomas Dekker.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The shoemaker's holiday, by Thomas Dekker.--The white devil, by John Webster.--The knight of the burning pestle, by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher.--Philaster, by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher.--The Duchess of Malfi, by John Webster.--A new way to pay old debts, by Philip Massinger.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chaucer the man / Albert C. Baugh -- Chaucer and fourteenth-century society / Clair C. Olson -- Chaucer and the art of rhetoric / Robert O. Payne -- Chaucer's prosody / Tauno F. Mustanoja -- Chaucerian narrative / Robert M. Jordan -- Chaucer's imagery / Beryl Rowland -- The French influence on Chaucer / Haldeen Braddy -- The Italian influence on Chaucer / Paul G. Ruggiers -- The influence of the classics on Chaucer / Richard L. Hoffman -- Chaucer and astrology / Chauncey Wood -- ̲The design of The Canterbury tales / Charles A. Owen, Jr. -- The general prologue / Thomas A. Kirby -- The tales of romance / J. Burke Severs -- The fabliaux / D.S. Brewer -- Allegory in The Canterbury tales / Robert P. Miller -- Modes of irony in The Canterbury tales / Vance Ramsey -- The lyrics / Rossell Hope Robbins -- The book of the Duchess / D.W. Robertson, Jr. -- The house of fame / Laurence K. Shook -- The parliament of fowls / Donald C. Baker -- Troilus and Criseyde / John P. McCall -- Chaucer's influence on fifteenth-century poetry / Denton Fox.".

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