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Jahr: 1934
CONTENTS THE COLONIAL MIND Introduction 5 Captain John Smith Of the Naturall Inhabitants of Virginia 9 William Strachey From The Wrack and Redemption of Sir Thomas Gates: Storm and Shipwreck 14 William Bradford From Of Plimoth Plantation: The Compact 18 The Landing 18 An Habitation 19 Hardship 21 The Settlement at Merry Mount 22 Thomas Morton From New English Canaan: Of the Diversions at Merry Mount 26 Of a Great Monster Supposed to be at Merry Mount 26 How the Nine Worthies Put Mine Host of Merry Mgunt into the Enchanted Castle 28 John and Margaret Winthrop Letters 29 Nathaniel Ward From The Simple Cobbler: Against Toleration 33 Roger Williams From The Bloudy Tenent: For Toleration 36 The Bay Psalm Book Psalmes 23, 95, 100, 121 38 Anne Bradstreet Prologue 40 Contemplations 41 An Epitaph on My Dear and Ever Honoured Mother 44 To My Dear and Loving Husband 45 The Author to Her Book 45 Michael Wigglesworth From The Day of Doom: The Heathen and the Infants 46 The New England Primer The Alphabet
49 Mary Rowlandson From The Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson The Beginning of the Captivity 50 The first Remove 51 The second Remove 52 The third Remove 52 The eighth Remove 54 The eleventh Remove 56 The twelfth Remove 56 Increase Mather From Illustrious Providences: Cases of Conscience 57 Cotton Mather Life of John Winthrop 65 From Essays to Do Good: The Duties of Schoolmasters 73 Proposals to Physicians 75 A Letter: An Horrid Snow 79 Samuel Sew all From his Diary: A Trip to Europe 81 Courtship of Madam Winthrop 84 William Byrd From The History of the Dividing Line: Life in North Carolina 87 The Alligator 90 From A Progress to the Mines: Social Manners in Virginia 90 Jonathan Edwards The Flying Spider 93 Personal Narrative 96 Resolutions 103 Sarah Pierrepont 106 Nature 106 Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God 107 Conclusion to Treatise on the Freedom of the Will 116 Benjamin Franklin From his Autobiography: Ancestry 117 Studies 118 Morals 121 Public Service
126 The Way to Wealth 130 Rules by Which a Great Empire May Be Reduced 134
VI CONTENTS Benjamin Franklin The Ephemera 13 ® The Whistle 139 Proposed New Version of the Bible 140 The Handsome and Deformed Leg 140 Dialogue Between Franklin and the Gout 1 41 Letters: On War and Science 144 On Cotton Mather 145 On Old Age 145 Model of a Letter of Recommendation 146 Ebenezer Cook From The Sot-Weed Factor: A Bargain with a Quaker 147 John Woolman From his Journal: Boyhood and Youth 149 A Journey to the South 151 A Plain Way of Living 152 At a Yearly Meeting 154 St. Jean de Crevecceur What is an American? 155 John Dickinson Letters from a Farmer: Letter III 167 The Liberty Song 170 Thomas Paine From The Crisis: The Times That Try Men’s Souls 171 From The Age of Reason: A Deist’s Belief 173 Songs and Ballads of the Revolution Virginia Banishing Tea 192 Nathan Hale 192 The Battle of the Kegs 193 The Did Year and the New 194 George Washington Letter to the Continental Congress 195 Letter to Mrs. Martha Washington 195 Farewell Address 196 The Federalist No. X: The Numerous
Advantages of the Union 205 No. LXII: The Constitution of the Senate 208 Thomas Jefferson From The Autobiography: The Framing of the Declaration 212 The Declaration of Independence 213 First Inaugural Address 215 Letters: On Natural Aristocracy 217 Portrait of Washington 220 On Political Parties 221 On the Monroe Doctrine 222 On States’ Rights and the University of Virginia 223 John Trumbull The Liberty-Pole 225 Timothy Dwight Columbia 230 From Greenfield Hill: The Village 231 Joel Barlow The Hasty Pudding 242 Philip Freneau The Power of Fancy 248 On Retirement 249 The Northern Soldier 249 The House of Night 250 On the Memorable Victory of Paul Jones 254 To the Memory of the Brave Americans 256 The Wild Honey-Suckle 256 The Indian Burying Ground 257 Ode (God Save the Rights of Man) 257 On the Anniversary of the Storming of the Bastille 258 The Republican Genius of Europe 258 On a Honey Bee 258 Charles Brockden Brown From Wieland: A Mysterious Death 259 THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT Introduction
271 Washington Irving The Golden Reign of Wouter Van Twiller 277 The Author’s Account of Himself 290 Rip Van Winkle 291 Stratford-on-Avon 300 The Stout Gentleman 308 The Hall of Ambassadors 312 The Legend of the Arabian Astrologer 315 James Fenimore Cooper From The Last of the Mohicans: The Chase 323 William Cullen Bryant Thanatopsis 342 The Yellow Violet 343 Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood 344 To a Waterfowl 344
CONTENTS vii William Cullen Bryant I Cannot Forget with What Fervid Devotion 0 Fairest of the Rural Maids 1 Broke the Spell That Held Me Long Monument Mountain A Forest Hymn June The Death of the Flowers A Summer Ramble The Past The Evening Wind To the Fringed Gentian The Prairies The Battle-Field The Antiquity of Freedom Robert of Lincoln The Poet The Death of Lincoln A Lifetime The Flood of Years Edgar Allan Poe Tamerlane ’Neath Blue-Bell or Streamer Romance Sonnet — To Science To — (The bowers whereat) A Dream Within a Dream To Helen Israfel The City in the Sea The Sleeper Lenore The Valley of Unrest The Coliseum Sonnet — Silence Dream-Land The Raven Ulalume The Bells For Annie Annabel Lee Eldorado The Assignation Shadow Ligeia The Fall of the House of Usher The Murders in the Rue Morgue Eleonora The Masque of the Red Death Hawthorne’s Twice-Told Tales The Poetic Principle Nathaniel Hawthorne Young Goodman Brown The Minister’s Black Veil The Maypole of Merry Mount Endicott
and the Red Cross Rappaccini’s Daughter Ethan Brand From The Scarlet Letter: The Market-Place Nathaniel Hawthorne From American Notebooks: Brook Farm 485 Concord 49 1 William Ellery Channing The Moral Argument Against Calvinism 495 Ralph Waldo Emerson Thought 5°4 The Rhodora 5°4 Each and All 504 The Apology 505 Concord Hymn 5°5 The Humble-Bee 5°5 The Problem 5°6 The Sphinx 5°7 The Snow-Storm 5°8 Friendship 5°9 Forbearance 5°9 Grace 509 Fable 5°9 Ode, Inscribed to W. H. Channing 509 Musketaquid 5 11 Bacchus 512 Hamatreya 5 12 Days 513 Two Rivers 513 Brahma 5 : 4 Waldeinsamkeit 5H Shun Passion 515 Terminus 515 Nature (1836) 515 The American Scholar 534 Self-Reliance 544 Friendship 556 The Over-Soul 562 The Poet 57° From The Journals 581 Thoreau 585 Henry Thoreau Sympathy 594 The Inward Morning 595 Rumors from an ALolian Harp 596 Smoke 596 Inspiration 596 Familiar Letters: From Emerson’s Home 597 Life Outward and Inward 600 On Walt Whitman 602 Civil Disobedience 603 Where I
Lived, and What I Lived For 614 The Dial The Editors to the Reader (Emerson) 621 Orphic Sayings (Alcott) 623 Stanzas (Cranch) 624 Woman (Sophia Ripley) 625 Questionings (Hedge) 627 A Dialogue (Margaret Fuller) 627 345 345 346 346 348 349 350 351 351 352 353 353 355 355 356 357 358 358 360 363 365 366 366 367 367 367 367 368 369 369 370 370 371 371 371 374 375 376 377 378 378 383 385 392 401 417 420 423 427 436 443 449 455 458 473 481
CONTENTS viii The Dial On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History, by Thomas Carlyle (review by Margaret Fuller) 629 The World (Very) 630 Life in the Woods (Lane) 631 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow A Psalm of Life Hymn to the Night The Wreck of the Hesperus Beware! Wanderer’s Night-Songs The Skeleton in Armor The Slave’s Dream The Arsenal at Springfield Nuremberg The Day is Done Evangeline The Jewish Cemetery at Newport The Warden of the Cinque Ports My Lost Youth Sandalphon The Children’s Hour The Bells of Lynn Paul Revere’s Ride Divina Commedia Chaucer Morituri Salutamus Three Friends of Mine A Shadow The Poets Nature Moods The Three Silences of Molinos Night The Cross of Snow The Bells of San Bias 636 637 637 638 639 639 641 641 642 643 644 670 671 672 673 674 674 675 676’ 678 678 681 682 682 683 683 683 683 683 684 James Russell Lowell Rhoecus Stanzas on Freedom From The Biglow Papers, First Series: No. I, A Letter No. Ill, What Mr. Robinson Thinks From A Fable for Critics
From The Biglow Papers, Second Series: The Courtin’ No. IV, Sunthin’ in the Pastoral Line After the Burial Ode Recited at the Harvard Commemoration Credidimus Jovem Regnare From Leaves from My Journal in Italy: At Sea In the Mediterranean A Few Bits of Roman Mosaic 685 687 688 691 692 697 699 703 703 709 712 714 716 James Russell Lowell From New England Two Centuries Ago: Puritanism and Democracy 719 Wordsworth 726 Oliver Wendell Holmes The Ballad of the Oysterman 734 Old Ironsides 735 My Aunt 735 The Last Leaf 736 The Comet • 737 The Chambered Nautilus 737 The Living Temple 738 The Voiceless 739 To My Readers 739 Dorothy Q. 740 At the Saturday Club 740 From The Autocrat of the Breakfast- Table 743 John Caldwell Calhoun Speech on the Slavery Question 763 Daniel Webster The “Seventh of March Speech”: The Constitution and the Union 773 Harriet Beecher Stowe From Uncle Tom’s Cabin: The Unprotected 794 The Slave Warehouse 798 The Middle Passage 803 Dark Places 806 John Greenleaf
Whittier To William Lloyd Garrison 811 Memories 812 Massachusetts to Virginia 813 The Lumbermen 815 Forgiveness 816 Proem 816 Song of Slaves in the Desert 817 Ichabod 818 Songs of Labor, Dedication 818 First-Day Thoughts 819 Maud Muller 819 Burns 821 The Barefoot Boy 822 Skipper Ireson’s Ride 823 Telling the Bees 824 My Playmate 825 Barbara Frietchie 826 Laus Deo! 827 The Eternal Goodness 828 Snow-Bound 829 Abraham Davenport 836 The Meeting 837 The Friend’s Burial 840 Vesta 841 Richard Henry Dana, Jr. From Two Years Before the Mast: Off Cape Horn 841
CONTENTS IX Herman Melville From, Moby Dick: The Symphony 846 The Chase — First Day 848 The Chase — Second Day 853 The Chase — Third Day 857 William Hickling Prescott From The Conquest of Mexico: Montezuma Receives Cortes 863 John Lothrop Motley From The Rise of the Dutch Republic: The Relief of Leyden 870 Francis Parkman From The Conspiracy of Pontiac: The Indian Character 877 The Conspiracy 878 The Council at the River Ecorces 880 Detroit 884 Songs and Ballads of the War of the Secession Maryland! My Maryland (James R. Randall) 887 Battle-Hymn of the Republic (Julia Ward Howe) 888 Dirge for a Soldier (George Henry Boker) 888 Sheridan’s Ride (Thomas Buchanan Read) 888 The Conquered Banner (Abram J. Ryan) 889 Abraham Lincoln Autobiography 890 Farewell Speech to His Friends in Springfield 891 Letter to Horace Greeley 891 The Gettysburg Address 892 A Letter ( to Mrs. Bixby) 892 Second Inaugural Address 893 Henry Timrod Charleston 894 The Cotton Boll 894 Ode (Magnolia Cemetery) 896
Paul Hamilton Hayne My Study 897 Aspects of the Pines 897 The Mocking-Bird 897 A Little While I Fain Would Linger Yet 898 William Gilmore Simms Trom The Yemassee: An Indian Punishment 899 Walt Whitman Song of Myself 906 There Was a Child Went Forth 940 Who Learns My Lesson Complete? 941 Crossing Brooklyn Ferry 942 Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking 946 A Noiseless Patient Spider 950 Pioneers! O Pioneers! 950 Cavalry Crossing a Ford 952 . Come Up from the Fields Father 953 As Toilsome I Wander’d Virginia’s Woods 954 Over the Carnage Rose Prophetic a Voice 954 Give Me the Splendid Silent Sun 955 When I Heard the Learned Astronomer 956 O Captain! My Captain! 956 When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d 957 Years of the Modern 962 To a Locomotive in Winter 962 To Foreign Lands 963 From Democratic Vistas: American Democracy, Actual and Ideal 964 What is an American? 967 An American Literature 972 THE REALISTIC MOVEMENT Introduction 981 William Dean Howells From Criticism and Fiction:
Criticism and Realism 986 The English Novel since Jane A usten 989 Democracy and the American Novel 990 Decency and the American Novel 990 From The Rise of Silas Lapham: The Laphams Are Entertained at Dinner 992 Henry James The Art of Fiction 1009 The Real Thing 1020 John Fiske Darwinism Verified 1033 Thomas Bailey Aldrich Marjorie Daw 1042 Palabras Cariñosas 1051 Frost-Work 1052 Sleep 1052 Enamoured Architect of Airy Rhyme 1052 Latakia 1052 Memory 1053 Invita Minerva 1053 Edward Rowland Sill The Fool’s Prayer 1053 Opportunity 1054
X CONTENTS Sidney Lanier The Symphony 1 054 Evening Song 1058 Song of the Chattahoochee 1058 The Mocking Bird i °59 The Marshes of Glynn 1059 Opposition 1061 Emily Dickinson The Thought Beneath 1062 How Happy is the Little Stone 1062 A Route of Evanescence 1062 Where Ships of Purple 1062 The Sky is Low 1062 The Day Came Slow 1062 To Hear an Oriole 1062 There’s a Certain Slant of Light 1063 Apparenti}’ with No Surprise 1063 The Last Night 1063 The Bustle in a House 1063 That Such Have Died 1063 A Death-Blow Is a Life-Blow 1063 He Preached upon “ Breadth ” 1063 Exultation 1063 I Many Times Thought Peace 1064 I Know That He Exists 1064 I Never Saw a Moor 1064 We Never Know How High We Are 1064 It Dropped So Low in My Regard 1064 Much Madness is Divinest Sense 1064 To Fight Aloud 1064 The Soul Selects 1064 He Ate and Drank the Precious Words 1065 Tis Little I Could Care for PearlB 1065 It’s Such a Little Thing to Weep 1065 Presentiment 1065 A Thought Went up My Mind 1065 I Like
to See It Lap the Miles 1065 The Humorists Charles Farrar Browne (“Arte- mus Ward”) Among the Free Lovers 1066 At the Tomb of Shakespeare 1067 Henry Wheeler Shaw (“Josh Billings”) Essa on the Muel 1069 Proverbs 1070 David Ross Lock? ( Petroleum V. Nasby”) Mr. Nasby Finds a New Business 1070 Mark Twain . From Innocents Abroad 1073 From Life on the Mississippi: The Boys’ Ambition 1089 I Want to be a Cub-Pilot 1091 A Cub-Pilot’s Experience 1093 A Daring Deed 1096 From Huckleberry Finn: The Grangerfdrds and the Shep- herdsons Joaquin Miller Byron II09 Kit Carson’s Ride 1110 The Last Taschastas • 1112 Exodus for Oregon 1115 Picture of a Bull 1117 A Land That Man Has Newly Trod I I17 The Missouri 1117 Columbus 1118 Bret Harte The Luck of Roaring Camp 1119 The Outcasts of Poker Flat 1124 Plain Language from Truthful James 1129 The Angelus 113° Mrs. Judge Jenkins 1130 Songs and Ballads John Henry 1131 Casey Jones 1132 O Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie 1133 Jesse James 1135 Frankie
and Johnny 1136 Whoopee, Ti Yi Yo, Git Along, Little Dogies 1138 John Hay Jiitt Bludso 1139 George Washington Cable “Posson Jone” 1140 Lafcadio Hearn The Glamour of New Orleans 1149 A Creole Mystery 1150 All in White 1151 “ His Heart is Old ” 1152 Joel Chandler Harris Mr. Benjamin Ram and His Wonderful Fiddle 1154 Mary Noailles Murfree The “ Harnt ” That Walks Chilhowee 1157 James Whitcomb Riley • The Old Swimmin’-Hole 1168 When the Frost Is on the Punkin 1169 The Old Man and Jim 1170 A Parting Guest 1170 Sarah Orne Jewett The Dulham Ladies 1171 Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman On the Walpole Road 1178 Richard Hovey Comrades 1183 The Wander Lovers 1183 Spring 1184 The Sea Gypsy 1187 Unmanifest Destiny 1187 Hamlin Garland Under the Lion’s Paw 1188
CONTENTS xi William Vaughn Moody Road-Hymn for the Start 1195 Good Friday Night 1196 Gloucester Moors 1197 The Brute 1198 A Grey Day H 99 The Menagerie II 99 An Ode in Time of Hesitation 1201 On a Soldier Fallen in the Philippines 1204 The Quarry 1204 Edwin Markham The Man with the Hoe 1205 Stephen Crane The Open Boat 1207 War is Kind 1218 A Little ink More or Less 1219 What? You Define Me God 1219 The W ayf arer 1219 A Slant of Sun 1219 A Man Said to the Universe 1219 The Trees in the Garden 1219 Frank Norris From The Pit: The Great Corner is Broken 1220 Jack London AH Gold Canon 1233 O. Henry The Gift of the Magi 1243 Frederick Jackson Turner The Significance of the Frontier 1246 Henry Adams From The Education of Henry Adams: Chaos (1870) 1259 The Dynamo and the Virgin (1900) 1264 Fir Nova (1903-1904) 1269 From Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres: The Virgin of Chartres 1272 Paul Elmer More Natural Aristocracy 1276 Edith Wharton A Journey 1287 Dorothy Canfield Fisher Portrait of a Philosopher
1293 Edwin Arlington Robinson Cliff Klingenhagen 1300 Richard Cory I300 Luke Havergal 1300 Credo 1301 Miniver Cheevy 1301 Ben Jonson Entertains a Man from Stratford 1301 Edwin Arlington Robinson The Man Against the Sky 1306 Flammonde 1 309 Mr. Flood’s Party 1310 Karma 1311 Amy Lowell A Lady 1312 The Taxi 1312 The Book of Hours of Sister Clotilde 1312 Patterns 1316 Madonna of the Evening Flowers 1317 From A Critical Fable 1317 Texas 1324 Lilacs f 3 2 4 Night Clouds 1325 Nuit Blanche 1326 From Nice to Oneglia 1326 Robert Frost Mowing 1327 Reluctance 1327 The Death of the Hired Man 1327 Dust of Snow 1329 The Mountain 1330 Mending Wall 1331 The Pasture 1332 Birches 1332 The Road Not Taken 1333 An Old Man’s Winter Night 1333 Not to Keep 1333 Fire and Ice 1334 Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening 1334 Tree at My Window 1334 Vachel Lindsay A Gospel of Beauty 1335 I. The Proud Farmer 1335 II. The Illinois Village 1335 III. On the Building of Springfield 1336 General William Booth Enters into
Heaven 1337 The Congo 1338 Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight 1341 The Eagle That is Forgotten 1341 The Chinese Nightingale 1342 Carl Sandburg Who Am I? 1345 Joy 1345 Monotone 1345 A Fence 1346 To a Contemporary Bunkshooter 1346 Limited 1347 Letters to Dead Imagists 1347 Nocturne in a Deserted Brickyard 1347 Fog 1347 Chicago 1348 I Am the People, the Mob 1348 Cool Tombs 1349 Grass 1349
Xll CONTENTS William Ellery Leonard From Two Lives 1349 WlLLA CATHER Krom Death Comes for the Archbishop: The Vicar Apostolic 1356 Sherwood Anderson “Queer” 1368 Theodore Dreiser The Lost Phoebe I 37 2 Sinclair Lewis • From Babbitt: George F. Babbitt Makes a Speech 1381 James Branch Cabell From The Silver Stallion: The Mathematics of Gonfal 1387 Henry Louis Mencken From Notes on Democracy: The Effects upon Progress 1396 The Eternal Mob 1399 Irving Babbitt The Critic and American Life 1401 Eugene O’Neill The Emperor Jones 1410 T. S. Eliot Prelude 1424 The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock 1425 Morning at the Window 1427 The Hippopotamus 1427 Gerontion 1427 Animula 1428 Chronology of the Period of the Colonial Mind Chronology of the Period of Romanticism . . Map of Boston and Vicinity........ Chronology of the Period of Realism . . . . Edna St. Vincent Millay Renascence 1429 God’s World I 43 1 Memorial to D. C. 1431 Euclid Alone Has Looked on Beauty Bare I 43 2 I Know I Am But Summer to Your Heart 1432 Heart, Have No Pity on This House of Bone 1433 Stephen Vincent Benêt From John Brown’s Body: The Slaver 1433 Archibald MacLeish From Conquistador: Berndl Diaz’ Preface to His Book 1438 Robinson Jeffers Gale in April 1444 To the Stone-Cutters 1445 Night 1445 Apology for Bad Dreams 1446 Hurt Hawks 1448 Evening Ebb 1449 Edison 1449 Ernest Hemingway From A Farewell to Arms: The Retreat from Caporetto 145 ° William Faulkner A Rose for Emily 1467 A Short Bibliography 1473 Index of Authors and Titles 1477 2-3 268-69 270 978-79
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