The echo club, and other literary diversions

Bayard Taylor

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.Us K^^^2^m^mM2S^3^M3^i!X^SXM^ LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. GIFT OF GEORGE MOREY RICHARDSON. Received, August, 1898. ^Accession Class No.No./^ //?/ feiaaaa^^^ THE CHO LUB, And Other Diversions.Literary BAYARD TAYLOR. BOSTO N : R. OSGOOD ANDJAMES COMPANY, Late Ticknor & Fields, and & Co.Fields, Osgood, 1876. ANDCOPYRIGHT, 1872 1876. BY JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO. UNIVERSITY PRESS: &WELCH, BIGELOW, Co., CAMBRIDGE. CONTENTS. ~ VT: PAGE vINTRODUCTION .W (/*((* 11NIGHT THE FIRST. ...... BROWNING.MORRIS, POE, ....... 34NIGHT THE SECOND STEDMAN.MRS. EMERSON,SIGOURNEY, KEATS, SWINBURNE, NIGHT THE THIRD 52 ALDKICH.BAKRY CORNWALL, WHITTIER, ROSSETTI, NIGHT THE FOURTH .72 TENNYSON.BRYANT, HOLMES, WILLIS, NIGHT THE FIFTH 93 MRS. STODDARD.STODDARD,TUCKERMAN, LONGFELLOW, 113NIGHT THE SIXTH MRS. BOKER.LOWELL, BAYARD TAYLOR, BROWNING, NIGHT THE SEVENTH 132 JEAN BUCHANAN JULTA WARDINGELOW, READ, HOWE, WILLIAM MRS. PIATT.PIATT, WINTER, IV CONTENTS. NIGHT THE EIGHTH 150 WALT BRET JOHNWHITMAN, HAUTE, HAY, JOAQUIN MILLKR. THE BATTLE OF THE BARDS 168 A REVIEW 175 PARADISE DISCOVERED . . . . . . 186 INTRODUCTION. tins volume arewhich makepapers upj]HE described its title.by Theysufficiently are the"Diversions,"literary product of a random hours ofgood many thought less at recreation andleast,(or, only half-thoughtful) else.

Sujets

• English poetry
• Parodie
• American poetry

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 12
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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.UsK^^^2^m^mM2S^3^M3^i!X^SXM^
LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
GIFT OF
GEORGE MOREY RICHARDSON.
Received, August, 1898.
^Accession Class No.No./^ //?/
feiaaaa^^^THE
CHO LUB,
And Other Diversions.Literary
BAYARD TAYLOR.
BOSTO N :
R. OSGOOD ANDJAMES COMPANY,
Late Ticknor & Fields, and & Co.Fields, Osgood,
1876.ANDCOPYRIGHT, 1872 1876.
BY JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO.
UNIVERSITY PRESS: &WELCH, BIGELOW, Co.,
CAMBRIDGE.CONTENTS.
~
VT:
PAGE
vINTRODUCTION .W (/*((*
11NIGHT THE FIRST. ......
BROWNING.MORRIS, POE,
....... 34NIGHT THE SECOND
STEDMAN.MRS. EMERSON,SIGOURNEY, KEATS, SWINBURNE,
NIGHT THE THIRD 52
ALDKICH.BAKRY CORNWALL, WHITTIER, ROSSETTI,
NIGHT THE FOURTH .72
TENNYSON.BRYANT, HOLMES, WILLIS,
NIGHT THE FIFTH 93
MRS. STODDARD.STODDARD,TUCKERMAN, LONGFELLOW,
113NIGHT THE SIXTH
MRS. BOKER.LOWELL, BAYARD TAYLOR, BROWNING,
NIGHT THE SEVENTH 132
JEAN BUCHANAN JULTA WARDINGELOW, READ, HOWE,
WILLIAM MRS. PIATT.PIATT, WINTER,IV CONTENTS.
NIGHT THE EIGHTH 150
WALT BRET JOHNWHITMAN, HAUTE, HAY, JOAQUIN
MILLKR.
THE BATTLE OF THE BARDS 168
A REVIEW 175
PARADISE DISCOVERED . . . . . . 186