A Look at Poets and Poetry of the 1800s from 1888 by William Davenport Adams The succession...
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Alpine Diversions by Robert Louis Stevenson There will be no lack of diversion in an Alpine sanitarium. ...
“Me, already, as the tragic poet would say, the voice of fate calls. Soon I must drink...
The Death of My Wife by Mark Twain To-morrow will be the thirty-sixth anniversary of our marriage....
Ovid, Met. i. 355. We two are a multitude. One would think that the larger the company...
CHICAGO by Rudyard Kipling “I know thy cunning and thy greed, Thy hard high lust and...
When I Knew Stephen Crane by Willa Cather It was, I think, in the spring of ’94...
Top 10 Things Not to Do on Halloween These are the Top 10 things that get you...
The centre of our studies, the goal of our thoughts, the point to which all paths lead...
AN AUTUMN EFFECT by Robert Louis Stevenson (1875) A country rapidly passed through under favourable auspices may...
Poetry (I am clear) is eligible of something far more ripen’d and ample, our lands and pending...
Why The Blind Man in Ancient Times was Made a Poet by William B. Yeats A description...
OF A BOOK UNWRITTEN by H. G. Wells Accomplished literature is all very well in its way,...
To the Editor of the Spectator. SIR:—Your article on ‘Landscape and Literature’ in the Spectator of June...
RUPERT BROOKE: by Henry James Nothing more generally or more recurrently solicits us, in the light of...
