Verfügbarkeit: A mirror of life

A mirror of life: eine engl. Gedichtsammlung

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1. Verfasser:	Hartig, Paul (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	German
Veröffentlicht:	Braunschweig [u.a.] Westermann [1931]
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Beschreibung:	238 S.

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adam_text	CONTENTS PART I: ENGLISH POETRY PROLOGUE INVOCATION TO YOUTH / BY LAURENCE BINYON .......................................... 15 CHAPTER I: A BOOK OF EXPERIENCES THE NATIVE HOME OF THE ENGLISH THIS ENGLAND / BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ............................................. 15 ENGLAND / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES .............................................................. 16 LONDON TOWN / BY JOHN MASEFIELD ........................................................ 16 UPON WESTMINSTER BRIDGE / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH .......................... 17 IN LADY STREET / BY JOHN DRINKWATER ..................................................... 18 THE SOUTH COUNTRY / BY HILAIRE BELLOC ................................................... 20 THE BONNIE BANKS OF AYR / BY ROBERT BURNS ........................................ 22 IN THE HIGHLANDS / BY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON ........................................ 23 HAPPY IS ENGLAND / BY JOHN KEATS .......................................................... 24 HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD / BY ROBERT BROWNING .......................... 24 THE OTHER HOME OF THE ENGLISH DREAMS OF THE SEA / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES ............................................ 25 OCEAN / BY GEORGE GORDON BYRON .......................................................... 26 GIBRALTAR / BY WILFRID SCAWEN BLUNT ....................................................... 27 GIBRALTAR / BY RICHARD CHENEVIX TRENCH ............................................... 27 HOME THOUGHTS, FROM THE SEA / BY ROBERT BROWNING ............................. 28 HISTORICAL EXPERIENCES ENVOY / BY WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY .......................................................... 28 SOME GREAT ENGLISHMEN ON SHAKESPEARE, 1630 / BY JOHN MILTON ................................................... 29 TO THE LORD GENERAL CROMWELL, MAY 1652 / BY JOHN MILTON ............. 29 WELLINGTON / BY BENJAMIN DISRAELI .......................................................... 30 VICTORIA REGINA / BY HENRY NEWBOLT ....................................................... 30 POPULAER TRADITIONS LORD RANDAL .............................................................................................. 31 EDWARD, EDWARD ....................................................................................... 31 SIR PATRICK SPENCE ....................................................................................... 33 SOME GREAT EVENTS THE DEFEAT OF THE ARMADA / BY ROBERT SOUTHEY ................................... 34 THE EVE OF WATERLOO / BY GEORGE GORDON BYRON ............................... 36 THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE / BY ALFRED TENNYSON .......................... 38 8 CONTENTS ENGLAND S STRUGGLE F O R FREEDOM FROM FRANCE - AN ODE , 1798 / BY SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE ......... 40 TO THE MEN OF KENT / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ..................................... 41 THE FLOOD OF BRITISH FREEDOM / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ...................... 42 ON PEACE / BY JOHN KEATS ..................................................................... 42 THE GREAT WAR BEFORE THE DAWN / BY LAURENCE BINYON ............................................. 43 THE SOLDIER / BY RUPERT BROOKE ............................................................ 43 IN FLANDERS FIELDS / BY JOHN MCCRAE ................................................. 44 DREAMERS / BY SIEGFRIED SASSOON ............................................................ 44 SPRING OFFENSIVE / BY WILFRED OWEN ..................................................... 45 COUNTER-ATTACK / BY SIEGFRIED SASSOON ............................................. 46 NOX MORTIS / BY PAUL BEWSHER ................................................................ 47 STRANGE MEETING / BY WILFRED OWEN ..................................................... 48 WHO MADE THE LAW? / BY LESLIE COULSON .......................................... 50 ANTHEM FOR DOOMED YOUTH / BY WILFRED OWEN ............................... 51 AFTERMATH / BY SIEGFRIED SASSOON ............................................................ 51 ENGLAND TO-DAY NORMAN CHURCH: NEW COALFIELD / BY KENNETH H. ASHLEY ...................... 52 HANNAKCR MILL / BY HILAIRE BELLOC ........................................................ 53 TO IRON-FOUNDERS AND OTHERS / BY GORDON BOTTOMLEY ........................ 54 0 GOD OF EARTH AND ALTAR / BY GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON ................. 55 SOCIAL LIFE THE SECRET PEOPLE / BY GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON ............................... 56 THREE FISHERS / BY CHARLES KINGSLEY ..................................................... 57 THE CRY OF THE CHILDREN / BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ................ 58 THE SONG OF THE SHIRT / BY THOMAS HOOD ............................................. 60 GOLD / BY THOMAS HOOD .......................................................................... 62 THE CROWN INN / BY EDMUND BLUNDEN ................................................. 63 I WALK / BY GERALD GOULD ....................................................................... 63 IN TIME OF THE BREAKING OF NATIONS / BY THOMAS HARDY ............... 64 LOVE TRUE LOVE / BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ................................................. 64 LOVE / BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ................................................. 65 REQUIESCAT / BY OSCAR WILDE ................................................................... 65 BRIGHT STAR / BY JOHN KEATS ............................................................... 66 LOVE WILL FIND OUT THE WAY / ANONYMOUS ............................................. 66 THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD TO HIS LOVE / BY CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE .... 68 0, WERT THOU IN THE CAULD BLAST / BY ROBERT BURNS .............................. 69 TO MARY IN HEAVEN / BY ROBERT BURNS ................................................. 69 OF A THE AIRTS ... / BY ROBERT BURNS ..................................................... 70 WHEN, IN DISGRACE / BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ........................................ 71 TO ANTHEA / BY ROBERT HERRICK ............................................................ 71 MODERN LOVE / BY GEORGE MEREDITH ........................................................ 72 LINES / BY PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY ............................................................ 73 WHEN WE TWO PARTED / BY GEORGE GORDON BYRON ..................................... 74 INSUFFICIENCY / BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ..................................... 75 CONTENTS 9 ONE WORD IS TOO OFTEN PROFANED / BY PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY .................. 75 STANZAS TO AUGUSTA / BY GEORGE GORDON BYRON .................................... 76 A GREETING / BY AUSTIN DOBSON .............................................................. 77 WHETHER I LIVE / BY MARY COLERIDGE ........................................................ 78 CHAPTER II: EXAMPLES AND LESSONS FROM THE NIGHT THOUGHTS / BY EDWARD YOUNG ........................................ 78 DOVER BEACH / BY MATTHEW ARNOLD ........................................................ 78 THE DARKLING THRUSH / BY THOMAS HARDY ............................................... 80 THE TREE / BY JOHN MASEFIELD .................................................................. 81 THE POPLAR FIELD / BY WILLIAM COWPER ................................................... 81 TO BLOSSOMS / BY ROBERT HERRICK .............................................................. 82 FAIR DAFFODILS / BY ROBERT HERRICK .......................................................... 82 TO A BUTTERFLY / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ............................................... 83 THE EXAMPLE / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES ....................................................... 83 THE LINNET / BY WALTER DE LA MARE ....................................................... 84 THE TABLES TURNED / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ........................................ 84 MY OWN DIM LIFE / BY ALFRED TENNYSON ............................................. ... TO A SKYLARK / BY PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY ............................................... 86 PROMETHEUS / BY GEORGE GORDON BYRON ................................................ 89 SELF-DEPENDENCE / BY MATTHEW ARNOLD ....................................................... 91 THE ANCIENT DOCTRINE / BY ROBERT BROWNING ........................................ 92 CHAPTER III: CONDUCT OF LIFE INDIVIDUAL LIFE IF ... / BY RUDYARD KIPLING ..................................................................... 92 ODE TO DUTY / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ................................................... 93 INVICTUS / BY WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY ....................................................... 95 FOR A THAT, AND A THAT / BY ROBERT BURNS ................................................ 96 THE VOICE OF TOIL / BY WILLIAM MORRIS ................................................... 97 THE MAN IN THE STREET / BY WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY ................................. 98 PEACE / BY HENRY NEWBOLT ......................................................................... 99 LUCY ASHTON S SONG - ANSWER / BY WALTER SCOTT ................................. 99 ON THIS DAY I COMPLETE MY THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR / BY GEORGE G. BYRON 100 THE LAST WORD / BY MATTHEW ARNOLD ................................................... 101 WEEP NOT TO-DAY / BY ROBERT BRIDGES ................................................. 101 LATE WISDOM / BY GEORGE CRABBE ....................................................... 102 A GARDEN BY THE SEA / BY WILLIAM MORRIS .......................................... 103 I. M. MARGARITAE SORORIS / BY WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY ........................ 104 REQUIEM / BY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON ................................................... 104 POLITICS / BY JOHN DRINKWATER .............................................................. 105 THE NATURE LOVER / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES .............................................. 106 A HAPPY LIFE / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES ................................................... 106 SEA-FEVER / BY JOHN MASEFIELD .............................................................. 107 A WANDERER S SONG / BY JOHN MASEFIELD .............................................. 108 NO MASTER / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES ....................................................... 108 WHY I AM A LIBERAL / BY ROBERT BROWNING .......................................... 109 10 CONTENTS INTEGER VITAE / BY THOMAS CAMPION ................................................... 109 THE CHARACTER OF A HAPPY LIFE / BY HENRY WOTTON .......................... 110 I STROVE WITH NONE / BY WALTER SAVAGE LAENDER ............................... 111 ECCLESIASTES / BY GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON ............................................ 111 THE SONG OF THE SHEPHERD BOY IN THE VALLEY OF HUMILIATION / BY JOHN BUNYAN ..................................................................... 111 THE CELESTIAL SURGEON / BY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON ............................ 112 HOW SOON HATH TIME, THE SUBTLE THIEF OF YOUTH / BY JOHN MILTON .. 112 ON HIS BLINDNESS / BY JOHN MILTON ................................................... 113 THE SEEKERS / BY JOHN MASEFIELD .......................................................... 113 NATIONAL LIFE MY NATIVE LAND / BY WALTER SCOTT ..................................................... 114 THE PATRIOT / BY JOHN DRINKWATER ..................................................... 115 LAND OF OUR BIRTH / BY RUDYARD KIPLING ............................................. 116 REEESSIONAL / BY RUDYARD KIPLING ..................................................... 117 WE ARE THE CHOICE OF THE WILL / BY WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY ............. 118 RULE BRITANNIA / BY JAMES THOMSON ..................................................... 119 THE WHITE MAN S BURDEN / BY RUDYARD KIPLING ............................... 120 SONG FOR THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF MAY / BY JOHN DAVIDSON ................... 121 ENGLAND! WE NEVER KNEW ... / FROM AN ENGLISHMAN IN SOUTH AFRICA 123 AMERICA / BY SIDNEY DOBELL ............................................................... 123 A CHRISTMAS CAROL / BY ALFRED AUSTIN ............................................... 124 CHAPTER IV: PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE CRITICISM GOD AND MAMMON / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ........................................ 125 WRITTEN IN EARLY SPRING / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH .............................. 126 THE BREAD OF LIFE / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ................................... 127 CANT / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES ............................................................... 127 LEISURE / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES ............................................................ 127 ATTEMPTS AT SOLUTIONS BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF YEARS / BY ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE .. 128 NATURE - THE SUPREME TEACHER OF MAN / BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH .. 129 THE PROPER STUDY OF MANKIND / BY ALEXANDER POPE ........................ 131 FRET NOT / BY CHARLES KINGSLEY .............................................................. 131 WHAT AM I, LIFE? / BY JOHN MASEFIELD ................................................... 132 OH YET WE TRUST / BY ALFRED TENNYSON ................................................. 133 SAY NOT ... / BY ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH ................................................... 133 BLOW, BLOW, THOU WINTER WIND / BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ................ 134 PRAISE ... / BY WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY ................................................. 134 HEAVEN OVERARCHES EARTH AND SEA / BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI ............... 135 THE CHOICE / BY DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI ............................................. 135 CHAPTER V: RELIGIOUS WISDOM DOMINUS REGIT ME / FROM THE ENGLISH BIBLE .......................................... 136 CHORUS OF THE ELEMENTS / BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN ........................... 136 O GOD ALMIGHTY / BY JOHN MILTON ........................................................ 137 A LITTLE LOWER THAN THE ANGELS / BY JOHN MASEFIELD .......................... 138 CONTENTS 11 LAST LINES / BY EMILY BRONTG ................................................................ 138 IN NO STRANGE LAND / BY FRANCIS THOMPSON ................................... 139 MY GARDEN / BY THOMAS EDWARD BROWN ............................................. 140 TO AND FRO ABOUT THE CITY / BY JOHN DRINKWATER ............................... 140 TO A SNOWFLAKE / BY FRANCIS THOMPSON ............................................. 141 THE TIGER / BY WILLIAM BLAKE ................................................................ 141 IDOLS / BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ............................................. 142 A PSALM / BY EDMUND BLUNDEN ............................................................ 143 CROSSING THE BAR / BY ALFRED TENNYSON ............................................. 145 I AM THE WAY / BY ALICE MEYNELL ..................................................... 145 RESIGNATION / BY THOMAS CHATTERTON ..................................................... 146 STRONG SON OF GOD / BY ALFRED TENNYSON .............................................. 146 A SONG FOR THE FEAST OF ALL SAINTS / BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI ................. 148 THE PILLAR OF THE CLOUD / BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN ........................... 148 CHRIST, THE MAN / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES ............................................. 149 A PRAYER / BY JOHN DRINKWATER ............................................................ 149 HYMN / BY HENRY NEWBOLT ................................................................... 150 CHAPTER VI: POET AND POETRY ATLANTIS / BY GORDON BOTTOMLEY ............................................................ 151 THE ENGLISH POETS / BY EDMUND BLUNDEN .............................................. 152 THE POET / BY WILLIAM WATSON ............................................................ 153 THE POETS / BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ...................................... 154 ODE TO THE WEST WIND / BY PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY ............................... 155 A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR EVER / BY JOHN KEATS ........................ 158 IMAGINATION / BY JOHN DAVIDSON ............................................................ 159 THE LIFE DIVINE / BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES .......................................... 159 ENVOY / BY FRANCIS THOMPSON ............................................................ 160 PART II: IRISH POETRY CONTINUITY / BY GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL ............................................. 161 TO IRELAND IN THE COMING TIMES / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS ............. 162 THE IRISH PEASANT TO HIS MISTRESS / BY THOMAS MOORE .................... 163 RED HANRAHAN S SONG ABOUT IRELAND / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS .... 164 ON BEHALF OF SOME IRISHMEN NOT FOLLOWERS OF TRADITION / BY GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL 164 THE TWILIGHT OF EARTH / BY GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL ........................... 165 THE LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS ........................ 167 THE OLD MEN ADMIRING THEMSELVES IN THE WATER / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS 168 A CRADLE SONG / BY PADRAIC COLUM ..................................................... 168 THE ROSE OF THE WORLD / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS ............................... 168 THE UNKNOWN GOD / BY GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL ............................... 169 INTO THE TWILIGHT / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS ...................................... 169 AT THE MID HOUR OF NIGHT / BY THOMAS MOORE ................................... 170 WHEN HE WHO ADORES THEE / BY THOMAS MOORE ................................... 170 HE WISHES FOR THE CLOTHS OF HEAVEN / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS .... 171 THE EVERLASTING VOICES / BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS ........................... 171 TRUTH / BY GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL ..................................................... 171 12 CONTENTS PART III: AMERICAN POETRY PROLOGUE TO FOREIGN LANDS / BY WALT WHITMAN ................................................. 173 THE UNITED STATES TO OLD WORLD CRITICS / BY WALT WHITMAN ............. 173 TO THE EAST AND TO THE WEST / BY WALT WHITMAN ............................... 173 CHAPTER I: THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC THE AMERICAN FLAG / BY JOSEPH RODMAN DRAKE ............................... 174 BATTLE HYMN OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC / BY JULIA WARD HOWE ......... 175 STANZAS ON FREEDOM / BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL ............................... 176 WESTWARD HO! / BY JOAQUIN MILLER ..................................................... 177 THE SLAVE S DREAM / BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW .................... 178 0 CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! / BY WALT WHITMAN ................................... 180 ABRAHAM LINCOLN WALKS AT MIDNIGHT / BY VACHEL LINDSAY ................ 181 BUTTONS / BY CARL SANDBURG ................................................................... 182 THE DARK HILLS / BY EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON ............................... 182 AT GIBRALTAR / BY GEORGE EDWARD WOODBERRY ................................... 183 CHAPTER II: THE AMERICAN COUNTRY SONG OF INDUSTRIAL AMERICA / BY SHERWOOD ANDERSON ........................ 184 HYMN OF THE CITY / BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT ................................... 185 BROADWAY / BY WALT WHITMAN ............................................................... 186 THE JOYS OF THE ROAD / BY BLISS CARMAN ............................................. 187 A CORN-SONG / BY PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR .......................................... 188 BY THE PACIFIC OCEAN / BY JOAQUIN MILLER .......................................... 189 THE SOUND OF THE SEA / BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW ................ 190 CHAPTER III: EXPERIENCES OF LIFE SUMMONS / BY LOUIS UNTERMEYER ........................................................ 190 THE ROAD NOT TAKEN / BY ROBERT FROST ............................................. 192 THE TUFT OF FLOWERS / BY ROBERT FROST ............................................. 193 A STEIN SONG / BY RICHARD HOVEY ........................................................ 194 ANNABEL LEE / BY EDGAR ALLAN POE ........................................................ 195 TO ONE IN PARADISE / BY EDGAR ALLAN POE .......................................... 196 CHAPTER IV: CONDUCT OF LIFE PERSONAL QUALITIES / BY WALT WHITMAN ................................................. 197 A SONG OF LIVING / BY AMELIA JOSEPHINE BURR ................................... 197 THE WILD RIDE / BY LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY .......................................... 198 PRAYER / BY LOUIS UNTERMEYER ............................................................ 199 PRAYERS OF STEEL / BY CARL SANDBURG ..................................................... 200 THE BASE OF ALL METAPHYSICS / BY WALTWHITMAN ................................... 200 DARE YOU? / BY EDWARD ROWLAND SILL ................................................. 201 A SENSE OF HUMOUR / BY VACHEL LINDSAY ............................................. 202 SACRIFICE / BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON ................................................. 202 CONTENTS 13 CHAPTER V: PHILOSOPHICAL AND RELIGIOUS REFLECTIONS DAREST THOU NOW, 0 SOUL / BY WALT WHITMAN ................................... 203 FROM LIFE / BY EMILY DICKINSON ........................................................ 203 ON THE BEACH, AT NIGHT / BY WALT WHITMAN .......................................... 204 MUTATION / BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT ................................................... 205 PARTING / BY EMILY DICKINSON ................................................................ 205 WANDERER / BY BLISS CARMAN ................................................................ 206 CHARTLESS / BY EMILY DICKINSON ........................................................ 206 HYMN / BY STEPHEN CRANE ................................................................... 206 CHAPTER VI: THE AMERICAN POET PROEM / BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER ................................................. 207 THE APOLOGY / BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON ................................................ 208 ONE S-SELF I SING/ BY WALT WHITMAN .................................................... 209 THE AUTHORS ............................................................................................. 210 ANNOTATIONS ............................................................................................. 223 INDEX BY AUTHORS ..................................... 229 CONTENTS HISTORICALLY ARRANGED ............................................................... 234
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