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      - My epic life word book / by Wordsworth,Mrs.; 
 Provides definitions and vocabulary words with accompanying illustrations. Provides definitions and vocabulary words with accompanying illustrations.
- Subjects: Picture dictionaries; Children's encyclopedias and dictionaries.; Picture dictionaries.; 
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      - Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism; with special reference to the French Revolution. by Adams, M. Ray(Martin Ray),1892-1966.(CARDINAL)309804; 
 Joel Barlow, political romanticist.--Mary Hays, disciple of William Godwin.--Mrs. Mary Robinson, a study of her later career.--Robert Lovell and George Burnett, minor disciples of pantisocracy.--James Mackintosh, the revolutionary phase.--Joseph Fawcett and Wordsworth's Solitary.--George Dyer and English radicalism.--Samuel Parr, "The Whig Johnson."--Bibliography (p. 313-322) Joel Barlow, political romanticist.--Mary Hays, disciple of William Godwin.--Mrs. Mary Robinson, a study of her later career.--Robert Lovell and George Burnett, minor disciples of pantisocracy.--James Mackintosh, the revolutionary phase.--Joseph Fawcett and Wordsworth's Solitary.--George Dyer and English radicalism.--Samuel Parr, "The Whig Johnson."--Bibliography (p. 313-322)
- Subjects: Politics in literature.; English literature; English literature; 
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      - Pride and prejudice / by Austen, Jane,1775-1817,author.(CARDINAL)139834; 
 When two rich young gentlemen move to town, they don't go unnoticed especially when Mrs Bennett vows to have one of her five daughters marry into their fortunes. But love, as Jane and Elizabeth Bennett soon discover, is rarely straightforward, and often surprising. It's only a matter of time until their own small worlds are turned upside down and they discover that first impressions can be the most misleading of all.1190L When two rich young gentlemen move to town, they don't go unnoticed especially when Mrs Bennett vows to have one of her five daughters marry into their fortunes. But love, as Jane and Elizabeth Bennett soon discover, is rarely straightforward, and often surprising. It's only a matter of time until their own small worlds are turned upside down and they discover that first impressions can be the most misleading of all.1190L
- Subjects: Bennet, Elizabeth (Fictitious character); Darcy, Fitzwilliam (Fictitious character); Man-woman relationships; Social classes; Young women; 
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      - The portable Charles Lamb / by Lamb, Charles,1775-1834.(CARDINAL)143197; Brown, John Mason,1900-1969.(CARDINAL)139270; 
 "A short bibliography": pages 593-594.-- Books and paintings: Detached thoughts on books and reading; Readers against the grain; On the genius and character of Hogarth -- In general: A bachelor's complaint of the behaviour of married people; Grace before meat; Distant correspondents; The convalescent; A Quaker's meeting -- Poems: The old familiar faces; Hester; To Miss Kelly -- Playgoing and the drama: My first play; Play-house memoranda; On some of the old actors; On the acting of Munden; Ellistoniana; On the artificial comedy of the last century; On the tragedies of Shakespeare; Charcter of dramatic writers contemporary with Shakespeare.Lamb chronology -- Letters (to S.T. Coleridge, Thomas Manning, William Godwin, William Wordsworth, William Hazlitt, Dorothy Wordsworth, Robert Southey, Sarah Hutchinson, Fanny Kelly, John Taylor, Barron Field, Walter Wilson, Bernard Barton, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Collier, Henry Crabb Robinson, John Bates Didbin, Peter George Patmore, Dr. J. Vale Asbury, George Dyer, Edward Moxon, Louisa Badams, Maria Fryer, Mrs. George Dyer) -- Himself, his youth, and his family: Charles Lamb's autobiography; A character of the late Elia; My relations; Mackery End, in Hertfordshire; Blakesmoor in H -- shire; Christ's hospital five-and-thirty years ago; The old and the new schoolmaster; Poor relations; A chapter on ears; Imperfect sympathies; Many friends; Old China; New year's eve; The superannuated man -- London: The Londoner; The south-sea house; The old benchers of the inner temple; The praise of chimney-sweepers; Newspapers thirty-five years ago -- Fantasies and tales: Dream children, a reverie; A dissertation upon roast pig; Barbara S -- -- Men, characters, and places: William Hazlitt; On the death of Coleridge; The two races of men; Mrs. Battle's opinions on whist; The gentle giantess; Amicus redivivus; Modern gallantry; Captain Jackson; Oxford in the vacation; The old Margate Hoy. "A short bibliography": pages 593-594.-- Books and paintings: Detached thoughts on books and reading; Readers against the grain; On the genius and character of Hogarth -- In general: A bachelor's complaint of the behaviour of married people; Grace before meat; Distant correspondents; The convalescent; A Quaker's meeting -- Poems: The old familiar faces; Hester; To Miss Kelly -- Playgoing and the drama: My first play; Play-house memoranda; On some of the old actors; On the acting of Munden; Ellistoniana; On the artificial comedy of the last century; On the tragedies of Shakespeare; Charcter of dramatic writers contemporary with Shakespeare.Lamb chronology -- Letters (to S.T. Coleridge, Thomas Manning, William Godwin, William Wordsworth, William Hazlitt, Dorothy Wordsworth, Robert Southey, Sarah Hutchinson, Fanny Kelly, John Taylor, Barron Field, Walter Wilson, Bernard Barton, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Collier, Henry Crabb Robinson, John Bates Didbin, Peter George Patmore, Dr. J. Vale Asbury, George Dyer, Edward Moxon, Louisa Badams, Maria Fryer, Mrs. George Dyer) -- Himself, his youth, and his family: Charles Lamb's autobiography; A character of the late Elia; My relations; Mackery End, in Hertfordshire; Blakesmoor in H -- shire; Christ's hospital five-and-thirty years ago; The old and the new schoolmaster; Poor relations; A chapter on ears; Imperfect sympathies; Many friends; Old China; New year's eve; The superannuated man -- London: The Londoner; The south-sea house; The old benchers of the inner temple; The praise of chimney-sweepers; Newspapers thirty-five years ago -- Fantasies and tales: Dream children, a reverie; A dissertation upon roast pig; Barbara S -- -- Men, characters, and places: William Hazlitt; On the death of Coleridge; The two races of men; Mrs. Battle's opinions on whist; The gentle giantess; Amicus redivivus; Modern gallantry; Captain Jackson; Oxford in the vacation; The old Margate Hoy.
- Subjects: Lamb, Charles, 1775-1834.; English literature; 
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      - Shelburne essays, 1st-11th series / by More, Paul Elmer,1864-1937.(CARDINAL)121930; 
 (Continued) v. 4. The vicar of Morwenstow ; Fanny Burney ; A note on "Daddy" Crisp ; George Herbert ; John Keats ; Benjamin Franklin ; Charles Lamb again ; Walt Whitman ; William Blake ; The theme of Paradise lost ; The letters of Horace Walpole -- v. 5. The Greek anthology ; The praise of Dickens ; George Gissing ; Mrs. Gaskell ; Philip Freneau ; Thoreau's journal ; The centenary of Longfellow ; Donald G. Mitchell ; James Thomson ("B.V.") ; Chesterfield ; Sir Henry Wotton -- v. 7. Shelley ; Wordsworth ; Thomas Hood ; Tennyson ; William Morris ; Louisa Shore ; Thomas Bailey Aldrich ; Francis Thompson ; The socialism of G. Lowes Dickinson ; The pragmatism of William James ; Criticism ; Victorian literature, the philosophy of change.V. 1. A hermit's notes on Thoreau ; The solitude of Nathaniel Hawthorne ; The origins of Hawthorne and Poe ; The influence of Emerson ; The spirit of Carlyle ; The science of English verse ; Arthur Symons, the two illusions ; The epic of Ireland ; Two poets of the Irish movement ; Tolstoy, or, the ancient feud between philosophy and art ; The religious ground of humanitarianism -- v. 2. Elizabethan sonnets ; Shakespeare's sonnets ; Lafcadio Hearn ; The first complete edition of Hazlitt ; Charles Lamb ; Kipling and FitzGerald ; George Crabbe ; The novels of George Meredith ; Hawthorne, looking before and after ; Delphi and Greek literature ; Nemesis, or the divine envy -- v. 3. The correspondence of William Cowper ; Whittier the poet ; The centenary of Sainte-Beuve ; The Scotch novels and Scotch history ; Swinburne ; Christina Rossetti ; Why is Browning popular? ; A note on Byron's Don Juan ; Laurence Sterne ; J. Henry Shorthouse ; The quest of a century. (Continued) v. 4. The vicar of Morwenstow ; Fanny Burney ; A note on "Daddy" Crisp ; George Herbert ; John Keats ; Benjamin Franklin ; Charles Lamb again ; Walt Whitman ; William Blake ; The theme of Paradise lost ; The letters of Horace Walpole -- v. 5. The Greek anthology ; The praise of Dickens ; George Gissing ; Mrs. Gaskell ; Philip Freneau ; Thoreau's journal ; The centenary of Longfellow ; Donald G. Mitchell ; James Thomson ("B.V.") ; Chesterfield ; Sir Henry Wotton -- v. 7. Shelley ; Wordsworth ; Thomas Hood ; Tennyson ; William Morris ; Louisa Shore ; Thomas Bailey Aldrich ; Francis Thompson ; The socialism of G. Lowes Dickinson ; The pragmatism of William James ; Criticism ; Victorian literature, the philosophy of change.V. 1. A hermit's notes on Thoreau ; The solitude of Nathaniel Hawthorne ; The origins of Hawthorne and Poe ; The influence of Emerson ; The spirit of Carlyle ; The science of English verse ; Arthur Symons, the two illusions ; The epic of Ireland ; Two poets of the Irish movement ; Tolstoy, or, the ancient feud between philosophy and art ; The religious ground of humanitarianism -- v. 2. Elizabethan sonnets ; Shakespeare's sonnets ; Lafcadio Hearn ; The first complete edition of Hazlitt ; Charles Lamb ; Kipling and FitzGerald ; George Crabbe ; The novels of George Meredith ; Hawthorne, looking before and after ; Delphi and Greek literature ; Nemesis, or the divine envy -- v. 3. The correspondence of William Cowper ; Whittier the poet ; The centenary of Sainte-Beuve ; The Scotch novels and Scotch history ; Swinburne ; Christina Rossetti ; Why is Browning popular? ; A note on Byron's Don Juan ; Laurence Sterne ; J. Henry Shorthouse ; The quest of a century.
- Subjects: English literature; American literature; Old State Library Collection.; 
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        The Book of Christmas a collection of holiday verse, prose, and carols /
      
 I. Good tidings of great joy.  Cradle song / English carol-- From the Gospel according to St. Matthew ; From the Gospel according to St. Luke / King James Bible -- Lo, how a rose e'er blooming / German carol -- While shepherds watched their flocks by night / Nahum Tate -- The angels /William Drummond -- An hymn on the nativity of my Saviour / Ben Jonson -- Once in Royal David's City / Cecil Francis Alexander -- Coventry carol / English carol -- In the bleak midwinter / Christina Rossetti -- The nativity / Henry Vaughan -- Child Jesus / Hans Christian Andersen --    A Christmas carol / Robert Herrick --Silent night / Joseph Mohr -- The morning of Christ's nativity / George Herbert -- II. Christmas told the Dickens -- December: Christmas / John Clare -- Christmas greetings / Lewis Carroll -- A Christmas carol / Charles Dickens -- The minstrels / William Wordsworth -- Voices in the mist / Alfred, Lord Tennyson --III. A happy Christmas to all.  A Christmas prayer / Robert Louis Stevenson -- From Christmas papers / Washington Irving -- I heard the bells on Christmas day / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- A little women Christmas / Louisa May Alcott -- My first Christmas tree / Hamlin Garland -- Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus / Francis P. Church -- A visit Christmas eve / Sarah Orne Jewett -- Christmas trees / from St. Nicholas / Clement C. Moore -- The gift of the Magi / O. Henry -- Mrs. Parkins' Christmas eve / Sarah Orne Jewett -- Christmas trees / Robert Frost. I. Good tidings of great joy.  Cradle song / English carol-- From the Gospel according to St. Matthew ; From the Gospel according to St. Luke / King James Bible -- Lo, how a rose e'er blooming / German carol -- While shepherds watched their flocks by night / Nahum Tate -- The angels /William Drummond -- An hymn on the nativity of my Saviour / Ben Jonson -- Once in Royal David's City / Cecil Francis Alexander -- Coventry carol / English carol -- In the bleak midwinter / Christina Rossetti -- The nativity / Henry Vaughan -- Child Jesus / Hans Christian Andersen --    A Christmas carol / Robert Herrick --Silent night / Joseph Mohr -- The morning of Christ's nativity / George Herbert -- II. Christmas told the Dickens -- December: Christmas / John Clare -- Christmas greetings / Lewis Carroll -- A Christmas carol / Charles Dickens -- The minstrels / William Wordsworth -- Voices in the mist / Alfred, Lord Tennyson --III. A happy Christmas to all.  A Christmas prayer / Robert Louis Stevenson -- From Christmas papers / Washington Irving -- I heard the bells on Christmas day / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- A little women Christmas / Louisa May Alcott -- My first Christmas tree / Hamlin Garland -- Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus / Francis P. Church -- A visit Christmas eve / Sarah Orne Jewett -- Christmas trees / from St. Nicholas / Clement C. Moore -- The gift of the Magi / O. Henry -- Mrs. Parkins' Christmas eve / Sarah Orne Jewett -- Christmas trees / Robert Frost.
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      - Have a nice guilt trip [large print] by Scottoline, Lisa.(CARDINAL)341421; Serritella, Francesca Scottoline.(CARDINAL)342711; 
 No one does love and guilt like mothers and daughters; especially when they're Italian. Get ready for some wit, wisdom, and warmth from this new collection by the bestselling duo. No one does love and guilt like mothers and daughters; especially when they're Italian. Get ready for some wit, wisdom, and warmth from this new collection by the bestselling duo.
- Subjects: Essays.; Humor.; Large print books.; Scottoline, Lisa.; Serritella, Francesca Scottoline.; Mothers and daughters; Women; Women.; Womyn.; 
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      - Have a nice guilt trip / by Scottoline, Lisa.(CARDINAL)341421; Serritella, Francesca Scottoline.(CARDINAL)342711; 
 "Lisa and Francesca are back with another collection of warm and witty stories that will strike a chord with every woman. This four book series is among the best reviewed humor books published today and has been compared to the late greats, Erma Bombeck and Nora Ephron. Booklist raved of the third book in the series, Meet Me At Emotional Baggage Claim, "readers can count on an ab-toning laugh session, a silly giggle, a sympathetic sigh, and a lump in the throat as life's moments are rehashed through the keen eyes and wits of this lovable mother-daughter duo." This fourth volume maintains the same sterling standard of humor and poignancy as Lisa and Francesca continue on the road of life acquiring men and puppies. Ok, to be honest, Lisa is acquiring the puppies, while Francesca is lucky enough to have dates with actual men. They leave it to the readers to decide which is more desirable and/or or easier to train"-- "Lisa and Francesca are back with another collection of warm and witty stories that will strike a chord with every woman. This four book series is among the best reviewed humor books published today and has been compared to the late greats, Erma Bombeck and Nora Ephron. Booklist raved of the third book in the series, Meet Me At Emotional Baggage Claim, "readers can count on an ab-toning laugh session, a silly giggle, a sympathetic sigh, and a lump in the throat as life's moments are rehashed through the keen eyes and wits of this lovable mother-daughter duo." This fourth volume maintains the same sterling standard of humor and poignancy as Lisa and Francesca continue on the road of life acquiring men and puppies. Ok, to be honest, Lisa is acquiring the puppies, while Francesca is lucky enough to have dates with actual men. They leave it to the readers to decide which is more desirable and/or or easier to train"--
- Subjects: Essays.; Humor.; Scottoline, Lisa.; Serritella, Francesca Scottoline.; Mothers and daughters; Women; Women.; Womyn.; 
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      - Choice readings for public and private entertainments and for the use of schools, colleges and public readers, with elocutionary advice / by Cumnock, Robert McLean,1840-1928.(CARDINAL)222852; 
 English pronunciation -- How can I become a distinct speaker -- How can I become a natural speaker -- Exercises for the development of vocal purity -- Exercises for the development of vocal energy -- The elevated conversational voice -- Practical  suggestions  on emphasis, inflection and cadence -- Expression -- Narrative, descriptive, and didactic styles -- A similar case / Anonymous -- Old chums / Alice Cary -- The brakeman at church / Robert J. Burdette -- An order for a picture / Alice Cary -- John Burns of Gettysburg / Bret Harte -- Hannah Jane / D. R. Locke -- Hamlet's instructions to the players / William Shakespeare -- The spires of Oxford / Winifred M. Letts -- The child-wife / Charles Dickens -- Fanny Squeers' tea party / Charles Dickens -- Scene at Dr. Blimber's / Charles Dickens -- Death of Paul Dombey / Charles Dickens -- The charcoal man / J. T. Trowbridge -- Dick Swiveller and the Marchioness / Charles Dickens -- Tulkinghorn and Mademoiselle Hortense / Charles Dickens -- The man with one talent / Richard Harding Davis -- Gayety -- Gay and animated selections -- The daffodils / William Wordsworth -- Cupid swallowed / Leigh Hunt -- The south wind and the sun / James Whitcomb Riley -- Song of the brook / Lord Tennyson -- Fezziwig's ball / Charles Dickens -- The ballad of the brook  / Charles G. D. Roberts --To a skylark / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Come into the garden, Maud / Lord Tennyson -- The Cheap Jack / Charles Dickens -- Riding Down / Nora Perry -- Humor -- Henry V's wooing / William Shakespeare -- Widow Malone / Charles Lever -- The ballad of the oysterman / Oliver Wendell Holmes -- The low-backed car / Samuel Lover -- The birth of Saint Patrick / Samuel Lover -- The courtin' / James Russell Lowell -- Kitty of Coleraine / Charles Dawson Shanly -- Our guide in Genoa and Rome / Samuel L. Clemens -- The subscription list / Samuel Lover -- A Frenchman on Macbeth / Anonymous -- The white squall / William Makepeace Thackeray -- Larrie O'Dee / W. W. Fink -- When the frost is on the punkin / James Whitcomb Riley -- The foxes' tails / Anonymous -- A critical situation / Samuel L. Clemens -- IMPH-M / Anonymous -- The one-hoss shay / Oliver Wendell Holmes -- Chiquita / Bret Harte -- The birth of Ireland / Anonymous -- Lady Teazle and Sir Peter / Richard Brinsley Sheridan -- An encounter with an interviewer / Samuel L. Clemens -- By telephone / Anonymous -- Dooley on the comforts of travel / Finley Peter Dunne -- The two runaways / H. S. Edwards -- A study in nerves / Anonymous -- Mr. Molony's account of the ball / William Makepeace Thackeray -- The charity dinner / Litchfield Mosley -- Pathos -- Selection from Enoch Arden / Lord Tennyson -- Longing for home / Jean Ingelow -- Connor / Anonymous -- Break, break, break / Lord Tennyson -- Florence Vane / Philip P. Cooke -- The ballad of Babie Bell / T. B. Aldrich -- Edward Gray / Lord Tennyson --Pictures of memory / Alice Cary -- The Banks o' Doon / Robert Burns -- Rock of ages / Anonymous -- The volunteer's wife / M. A. Dennison -- Jeanie Morrison / William Motherwell -- The lost love / William Wordsworth -- Auld Robin Gray / Lady A. Lindsay -- John Anderson, my Jo / Robert Burns -- Solemnity -- The old clock on the stairs / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Thanatopsis / William' Cullen Bryant -- The rainy day / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The blue and the gray / F. M. Finch -- Under the violets / Oliver Wendell Holmes -- Carcassonne / M. E. W. Sherwood -- Funeral hymn / James Montgomery -- Crossing the bar / Lord Tennyson -- Serenity, beauty, love -- In an atelier / T. B. Aldrich -- Song / Sir Edward Lytton -- Drifting / Thomas Buchanan Read -- Passing away / John Pierpont -- Extract from The lotus-eaters / Lord Tennyson -- Extract from Romeo and Juliet / William Shakespeare -- The brookside / Lord Houghton -- Balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet / William Shakespeare -- Endymion / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The bells of Shandon / Francis Mahony -- Mary Donnelly / William Allingham -- Evangeline on the prairie / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Mandalay / Rudyard Kipling -- Butterflies / John Davidson -- Maid of Athens / Lord Byron -- Green grow the rashes, O! / Robert Burns -- A petition to time / Bryan Waller Procter -- Annabel Lee / Edgar Allan Poe -- Sandalphon / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- When the kye come hame / James Hogg -- Grand, sublime, and reverential styles --Hymn to Mont Blanc / Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- The burial of Moses / Mrs. Cecil Francis Alexander -- Apostrophe to the ocean / Lord Byron -- The lost chord / Adelaide A. Procter -- Hymn to the night / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The bards / Thomas Buchanan Read -- The recessional / Rudyard Kipling -- Oratorical styles -- Incentives to duty / Charles Sumner -- Address at the dedication of Gettysburg Cemetery / Abraham Lincoln -- South Carolina and Massachusetts / Daniel Webster -- New England / Caleb Cushing -- Crime its own detecter / Daniel Webster -- Daniel O'Connell / Wendell Phillips -- Erskine on the freedom of the press / Lord Erskine -- South Carolina / Robert Young Hayne -- Abraham Lincoln / Henry Watterson -- The storming of Mission Ridge / Benjamin F. Taylor -- A plea for Cuba / John M. Thurston -- The new south / Henry W. Grady -- The Philippine question / Albert J. Beveridge -- The symmetry of life / Phillips Brooks -- The strenuous life / Theodore Roosevelt -- The martyrdom of Joan of Arc / Thomas De Quincey -- The apostrophe to the volunteers / Robert Hall -- Eulogy on Charles Sumner / Carl Schurx -- Idols / Wendell Phillips -- Toussaint L'Ouverture / Wendell Phillips -- Impeachment of Warren Hastings / Edmund Burke -- Character of Washington / Edward Everett -- Eulogy on Lafayette / Edward Everett -- Grattan's reply to Mr. Corry / Henry Grattan -- Abrupt and startling selections -- Marmion and Douglas / Sir Walter Scott -- Battle of Beal' an Duine / Sir Walter Scott -- The bridal march of Dundee / W. Edmondstoune Aytoun --Miles Standish's encounter with the Indians / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The Battle of Ivry / Lord Macaulay -- The charge of the Light Brigade / Lord Tennyson -- The Battle of Fontenoy / Thomas Davis -- Hervé Riel / Robert Browning -- Warren's address / John Pierpont -- How they brought the good news / Robert Browning -- Miscellaneous -- King Robert of Sicily / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Horatius at the bridge / Lord Macaulay -- The vagabonds / J. T. Trowbridge -- Lincoln, the man of the people / Edwin Markham -- O Captain! My Captain! / Walt Whitman -- The Lady of Shalott / Lord Tennyson -- Bill Mason's bride / Bret Harte -- Cassius on honour / William Shakespeare -- The hunters / Matthew Arnold -- Scene from The little minister / J. M. Barrie -- Out there somewhere / Henry Herbert Knibbs -- Guinevere / Lord Tennyson -- Echo and the ferry / Jean Ingelow -- The victor of Marengo / Anonymous -- Mammy's li'l' boy / H. S. Edwards -- Mrs. Lofty and I / Anonymous -- The gray swan / Alice Cary -- Antony and Cleopatra / Wm. H. Lytle -- Gunga Din / Rudyard Kipling -- Song of the Greek bard / Lord Byron -- Jim Bludsoe / John Hay -- The quarrel of Brutus and Cassius / William Shakespeare -- Shan Van Vocht / Anonymous -- To a waterfowl / William Cullen Bryant -- Lochinvar / Sir Walter Scott -- The picket guard / Mrs. Ethel Lynn Beers -- For a' that, and a' that / Robert Burns -- Magdalena, or the Spanish duel / J. F. Waller -- Quien sabe / J. F. Waller -- The three bells / John G. Whittier -- The launching of the ship / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Betsy and I are out / Will M. Carleton -- Abou Ben Adhem / Leigh Hunt --The wreck of the Hesperus / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Amy Robsart and Richard Varney / Sir Walter Scott -- The Countess Amy and her husband / Sir Walter Scott -- Extract from Morituri Salutamus / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Shamus O'Brien / J. S. Le Fanu -- The glove and the lions / Leigh Hunt -- A pair of shoes / Hermann Hagedorn -- The highwayman / Alfred Noyes -- Aux Italiens / Robert Bulwer-Lytton -- The man without a country / Edward Everett Hale -- Her letter / Bret Harte -- The bugle song / Lord Tennyson -- America for me / Henry Van Dyke -- Wind in the pine / Lew Sarett -- Romola and Savonarola / George Eliot -- The forging of the anchor / Samuel Ferguson -- The voices at the throne / T. Westwood -- Lady Clare / Lord Tennyson -- The romance of the swan's nest / Elizabeth Barrett Browning -- Scene from Henry the Fourth / William Shakespeare -- Boat song / Sir Walter Scott -- The trial of Ben Thomas / H. S. Edwards -- The revolutionary rising / Thomas Buchanan Read -- William Tell among the mountains / Sheridan Knowles -- The dying christian to his soul / Alexander Pope -- The romance of a rose / Nora Perry -- The revenge / Lord Tennyson -- The dream of Eugene Aram / Thomas Hood -- Jean Valjean / Victor Hugo -- The boy orator of Zepata city / Richard Harding Davis -- Ye mariners of England / Thomas Campbell -- Battle hymn of the republic / Julia Ward Howe -- The angel and the shepherds / Lew Wallace -- If I were king / Justin Huntly McCarthy -- The Burgundian defiance / Justin Huntly McCarthy -- The lion and the mouse / Charles Klein -- High-tide on the coast of Lincolnshire / Jean Ingelow -- Her first appearance / Richard Harding Davis -- Virginia / Lord Macaulay -- Cuddle doon / Alexander Anderson -- Fitz-James and Roderick Dhu / Sir Walter Scott -- The fleet goes by / Mary Synon -- L'allegro / John Milton -- Columbus / Joaquin Miller -- Lorraine / Charles Kingsley -- The raven / Edgar Allan Poe -- Knee-deep in June / James Whitcomb Riley -- Ring out, wild bells! / Lord Tennyson -- The resurrection / Edwin Arnold -- Forty singing seamen / Alfred Noyes -- Lesson scene (from L'aiglon) / Edmond Rostand -- Mirror scene (from L'aiglon) / Edmond Rostand -- Rhyme of the Duchess May / Elizabeth Barrett Browning. English pronunciation -- How can I become a distinct speaker -- How can I become a natural speaker -- Exercises for the development of vocal purity -- Exercises for the development of vocal energy -- The elevated conversational voice -- Practical  suggestions  on emphasis, inflection and cadence -- Expression -- Narrative, descriptive, and didactic styles -- A similar case / Anonymous -- Old chums / Alice Cary -- The brakeman at church / Robert J. Burdette -- An order for a picture / Alice Cary -- John Burns of Gettysburg / Bret Harte -- Hannah Jane / D. R. Locke -- Hamlet's instructions to the players / William Shakespeare -- The spires of Oxford / Winifred M. Letts -- The child-wife / Charles Dickens -- Fanny Squeers' tea party / Charles Dickens -- Scene at Dr. Blimber's / Charles Dickens -- Death of Paul Dombey / Charles Dickens -- The charcoal man / J. T. Trowbridge -- Dick Swiveller and the Marchioness / Charles Dickens -- Tulkinghorn and Mademoiselle Hortense / Charles Dickens -- The man with one talent / Richard Harding Davis -- Gayety -- Gay and animated selections -- The daffodils / William Wordsworth -- Cupid swallowed / Leigh Hunt -- The south wind and the sun / James Whitcomb Riley -- Song of the brook / Lord Tennyson -- Fezziwig's ball / Charles Dickens -- The ballad of the brook  / Charles G. D. Roberts --To a skylark / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Come into the garden, Maud / Lord Tennyson -- The Cheap Jack / Charles Dickens -- Riding Down / Nora Perry -- Humor -- Henry V's wooing / William Shakespeare -- Widow Malone / Charles Lever -- The ballad of the oysterman / Oliver Wendell Holmes -- The low-backed car / Samuel Lover -- The birth of Saint Patrick / Samuel Lover -- The courtin' / James Russell Lowell -- Kitty of Coleraine / Charles Dawson Shanly -- Our guide in Genoa and Rome / Samuel L. Clemens -- The subscription list / Samuel Lover -- A Frenchman on Macbeth / Anonymous -- The white squall / William Makepeace Thackeray -- Larrie O'Dee / W. W. Fink -- When the frost is on the punkin / James Whitcomb Riley -- The foxes' tails / Anonymous -- A critical situation / Samuel L. Clemens -- IMPH-M / Anonymous -- The one-hoss shay / Oliver Wendell Holmes -- Chiquita / Bret Harte -- The birth of Ireland / Anonymous -- Lady Teazle and Sir Peter / Richard Brinsley Sheridan -- An encounter with an interviewer / Samuel L. Clemens -- By telephone / Anonymous -- Dooley on the comforts of travel / Finley Peter Dunne -- The two runaways / H. S. Edwards -- A study in nerves / Anonymous -- Mr. Molony's account of the ball / William Makepeace Thackeray -- The charity dinner / Litchfield Mosley -- Pathos -- Selection from Enoch Arden / Lord Tennyson -- Longing for home / Jean Ingelow -- Connor / Anonymous -- Break, break, break / Lord Tennyson -- Florence Vane / Philip P. Cooke -- The ballad of Babie Bell / T. B. Aldrich -- Edward Gray / Lord Tennyson --Pictures of memory / Alice Cary -- The Banks o' Doon / Robert Burns -- Rock of ages / Anonymous -- The volunteer's wife / M. A. Dennison -- Jeanie Morrison / William Motherwell -- The lost love / William Wordsworth -- Auld Robin Gray / Lady A. Lindsay -- John Anderson, my Jo / Robert Burns -- Solemnity -- The old clock on the stairs / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Thanatopsis / William' Cullen Bryant -- The rainy day / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The blue and the gray / F. M. Finch -- Under the violets / Oliver Wendell Holmes -- Carcassonne / M. E. W. Sherwood -- Funeral hymn / James Montgomery -- Crossing the bar / Lord Tennyson -- Serenity, beauty, love -- In an atelier / T. B. Aldrich -- Song / Sir Edward Lytton -- Drifting / Thomas Buchanan Read -- Passing away / John Pierpont -- Extract from The lotus-eaters / Lord Tennyson -- Extract from Romeo and Juliet / William Shakespeare -- The brookside / Lord Houghton -- Balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet / William Shakespeare -- Endymion / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The bells of Shandon / Francis Mahony -- Mary Donnelly / William Allingham -- Evangeline on the prairie / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Mandalay / Rudyard Kipling -- Butterflies / John Davidson -- Maid of Athens / Lord Byron -- Green grow the rashes, O! / Robert Burns -- A petition to time / Bryan Waller Procter -- Annabel Lee / Edgar Allan Poe -- Sandalphon / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- When the kye come hame / James Hogg -- Grand, sublime, and reverential styles --Hymn to Mont Blanc / Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- The burial of Moses / Mrs. Cecil Francis Alexander -- Apostrophe to the ocean / Lord Byron -- The lost chord / Adelaide A. Procter -- Hymn to the night / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The bards / Thomas Buchanan Read -- The recessional / Rudyard Kipling -- Oratorical styles -- Incentives to duty / Charles Sumner -- Address at the dedication of Gettysburg Cemetery / Abraham Lincoln -- South Carolina and Massachusetts / Daniel Webster -- New England / Caleb Cushing -- Crime its own detecter / Daniel Webster -- Daniel O'Connell / Wendell Phillips -- Erskine on the freedom of the press / Lord Erskine -- South Carolina / Robert Young Hayne -- Abraham Lincoln / Henry Watterson -- The storming of Mission Ridge / Benjamin F. Taylor -- A plea for Cuba / John M. Thurston -- The new south / Henry W. Grady -- The Philippine question / Albert J. Beveridge -- The symmetry of life / Phillips Brooks -- The strenuous life / Theodore Roosevelt -- The martyrdom of Joan of Arc / Thomas De Quincey -- The apostrophe to the volunteers / Robert Hall -- Eulogy on Charles Sumner / Carl Schurx -- Idols / Wendell Phillips -- Toussaint L'Ouverture / Wendell Phillips -- Impeachment of Warren Hastings / Edmund Burke -- Character of Washington / Edward Everett -- Eulogy on Lafayette / Edward Everett -- Grattan's reply to Mr. Corry / Henry Grattan -- Abrupt and startling selections -- Marmion and Douglas / Sir Walter Scott -- Battle of Beal' an Duine / Sir Walter Scott -- The bridal march of Dundee / W. Edmondstoune Aytoun --Miles Standish's encounter with the Indians / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The Battle of Ivry / Lord Macaulay -- The charge of the Light Brigade / Lord Tennyson -- The Battle of Fontenoy / Thomas Davis -- Hervé Riel / Robert Browning -- Warren's address / John Pierpont -- How they brought the good news / Robert Browning -- Miscellaneous -- King Robert of Sicily / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Horatius at the bridge / Lord Macaulay -- The vagabonds / J. T. Trowbridge -- Lincoln, the man of the people / Edwin Markham -- O Captain! My Captain! / Walt Whitman -- The Lady of Shalott / Lord Tennyson -- Bill Mason's bride / Bret Harte -- Cassius on honour / William Shakespeare -- The hunters / Matthew Arnold -- Scene from The little minister / J. M. Barrie -- Out there somewhere / Henry Herbert Knibbs -- Guinevere / Lord Tennyson -- Echo and the ferry / Jean Ingelow -- The victor of Marengo / Anonymous -- Mammy's li'l' boy / H. S. Edwards -- Mrs. Lofty and I / Anonymous -- The gray swan / Alice Cary -- Antony and Cleopatra / Wm. H. Lytle -- Gunga Din / Rudyard Kipling -- Song of the Greek bard / Lord Byron -- Jim Bludsoe / John Hay -- The quarrel of Brutus and Cassius / William Shakespeare -- Shan Van Vocht / Anonymous -- To a waterfowl / William Cullen Bryant -- Lochinvar / Sir Walter Scott -- The picket guard / Mrs. Ethel Lynn Beers -- For a' that, and a' that / Robert Burns -- Magdalena, or the Spanish duel / J. F. Waller -- Quien sabe / J. F. Waller -- The three bells / John G. Whittier -- The launching of the ship / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Betsy and I are out / Will M. Carleton -- Abou Ben Adhem / Leigh Hunt --The wreck of the Hesperus / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Amy Robsart and Richard Varney / Sir Walter Scott -- The Countess Amy and her husband / Sir Walter Scott -- Extract from Morituri Salutamus / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Shamus O'Brien / J. S. Le Fanu -- The glove and the lions / Leigh Hunt -- A pair of shoes / Hermann Hagedorn -- The highwayman / Alfred Noyes -- Aux Italiens / Robert Bulwer-Lytton -- The man without a country / Edward Everett Hale -- Her letter / Bret Harte -- The bugle song / Lord Tennyson -- America for me / Henry Van Dyke -- Wind in the pine / Lew Sarett -- Romola and Savonarola / George Eliot -- The forging of the anchor / Samuel Ferguson -- The voices at the throne / T. Westwood -- Lady Clare / Lord Tennyson -- The romance of the swan's nest / Elizabeth Barrett Browning -- Scene from Henry the Fourth / William Shakespeare -- Boat song / Sir Walter Scott -- The trial of Ben Thomas / H. S. Edwards -- The revolutionary rising / Thomas Buchanan Read -- William Tell among the mountains / Sheridan Knowles -- The dying christian to his soul / Alexander Pope -- The romance of a rose / Nora Perry -- The revenge / Lord Tennyson -- The dream of Eugene Aram / Thomas Hood -- Jean Valjean / Victor Hugo -- The boy orator of Zepata city / Richard Harding Davis -- Ye mariners of England / Thomas Campbell -- Battle hymn of the republic / Julia Ward Howe -- The angel and the shepherds / Lew Wallace -- If I were king / Justin Huntly McCarthy -- The Burgundian defiance / Justin Huntly McCarthy -- The lion and the mouse / Charles Klein -- High-tide on the coast of Lincolnshire / Jean Ingelow -- Her first appearance / Richard Harding Davis -- Virginia / Lord Macaulay -- Cuddle doon / Alexander Anderson -- Fitz-James and Roderick Dhu / Sir Walter Scott -- The fleet goes by / Mary Synon -- L'allegro / John Milton -- Columbus / Joaquin Miller -- Lorraine / Charles Kingsley -- The raven / Edgar Allan Poe -- Knee-deep in June / James Whitcomb Riley -- Ring out, wild bells! / Lord Tennyson -- The resurrection / Edwin Arnold -- Forty singing seamen / Alfred Noyes -- Lesson scene (from L'aiglon) / Edmond Rostand -- Mirror scene (from L'aiglon) / Edmond Rostand -- Rhyme of the Duchess May / Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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