The British Classical Authors:

Select Specimens of the National Literature of England from G. Chaucer to the Present Time (Google eBook)

G. Westermann, 1863 - 707 mga pahina

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Edmund Spenser
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William Shakespeare
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John Gowcr	11

John Barbour	26

Geoffrey Chaucer	34

Withouten bake mete never was his hous 348 A dagger hanging by a las4 hadde	39

Michael Drayton	44

Francis Quarles	48

Henry Medwall	56

That fro the time that he first began He coude songes make and wel endite8	100

Curteis he was and lowly of servlse 250 Of hem tnatyave him wherwith to seolaie7	310

Tobias Smollet	312

James Macpherson	320

To moke his English swete upon his tonge All was fee simple to him in effect	326

Thomas Cfcatterton	327

In mottelee and highe on hors he sat Therto he coude endite and make a thing	335

Scottish Poetry	336

Dramatists	345

ProseWriters	101

William Harrison	112

John Milton	118

His hors was good but he ne was not gaie Entuned in hire nose ful swetely	120

Samuel Butler	125

Jeremy Taylor	134

John Tillotson	141

John Locke	149

John Banyan	160

FOURTH PERIOD	170

The dying Christian to his soul	176

The Essayists	182

Ful semely after her mete she raught Let Austin have his swink to him reserved	190

Samuel Johnson	194

Of smale houndes hadde she that she fedde His hed was balled and shone as any glas	200

Jonathan Swift	206

Of smale corall aboute hire arm she bar In all the ordres foure is none that canis	210

Henry Fieiding	213

An outrider that loved venerie1 For of his ordre he was a licenciat	220

Lawrence Sterne	223

Oliver Goldsmith	235

David Hume	247

Miscellaneous Writers	264

Dr Hugh Blair	272

Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield	278

Lady Mary Wortley Montague	284

And pinnes for to given fayre wives That unto logike hadde long	290

Of yeddinges4 he bar utterly the pris But loked holwe2 and therto soberly	296

The Transition School	299

Richard Brinsley Sheridan	356

FIFTH PERIOD	389

The Lady of the lake	396

It sue wed in his hous of mete and drinke The bote sommer hadde made his hewe5	400

Ful often time he was knight of the shire His herberwe his mone8 and his lodema	406

Henry Kirke White	418

Anoa Letitia Barbauld	424

To boile the chikenes and the marie bonesM Anon he gave to the sike man his bote	430

Percy Bysshc Shelley	439

Thomas Campbell	445

Sonnet	464

Thomas B Macaular	480

460	489

Robert Tannahill	495

Allan Cunningham	496

She passed hem8 of Ipres and of Gaunt 460 And this figure he added yet thereto	505

She was a worthy woman all hire live But dwelte at home and kepte wel his fold	515

At Rome she hadde ben and at Boloine6 To drawen folk to heven with fairenesse	525

480 A trewe swinker and a good was	535

21Attalia Always Same PalatU Pralee Arrow 8A roundhead wKnew Armour	595

William Motherwell Edward IV 620 Henry VIII	620

Alexander Rodger Charles the first	626

William Miller Robert Chambers	649

William Thorn	658

Maria Edgeworth Charles James	666

Captain Frederick Marryat Daniel OConnell	674

Samuel Warren Speech on Reform	680

Thackeray VI Miscellaneous Writers	688

John Lingard King Lear	700

Ludwig Herrig
Buong View - 1852

Ludwig Herrig
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Pamagat	The British Classical Authors: Select Specimens of the National Literature of England from G. Chaucer to the Present Time
May-akda	Ludwig Herrig
Edition	12
Publisher	G. Westermann, 1863
Original from	University of Lausanne
Digitized	20 Hul 2009
Length	707 mga pahina

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