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First book published in Kachhi language in paper print edition in 1869 A.D. by Sadhu kIrsan Das of Kotdi-Madevpuri village of Kachh in Western India.

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...nt artists, musicians, and writers can take their unique visions, histories, poems, or songs to the world— and make a living doing so if their work fin... ... from our intuitive understanding that “Poetry can only be made out of other poems; novels out of other novels. All of this was much clearer before th... ...welfare.” 55 In the Netherlands, the patent system was actually abolished in 1869 as a re- sult of such criticisms. Observers in a number of other cou... ...n the context of expressive, nonfunctional, stand-alone works such as books, poems, songs. Now it was being applied to a functional product whose eco-... ...ituation, with a set of rules designed for original expression in novels and poems being applied to machines made of computer code, we add the DMCA an... ...music. Earlier I quoted Northrop Frye: “Poetry can only be made out of other poems; novels out of other novels. All of this was much clearer before th...

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...uly 2(5. Hon. Thom- as Nelson was elected a trustee of Williams college in 1869, and de- clined arenomination for the same office in 1874. He was born... ...gnation of President Hopkins. It seems to the present writer that the five poems, which this number of the Monthy contains, are quite aljove the avera... .... There is a dignity whloh seems to {lervade all the stories, essays ' aAd poems in the ovrreht number of the Williams Literary Monthly. Some of the b... ...s of civic improve luunt. BOOK NOTICES The Third Issue of the "Purple Cow"-Poems by T. M. Banks '90 The third number of the new departure in the liter... ...life and success. The Record has received a copy of a 110 page vcjlunie of poems by Mr. Talcott M. Banks '90. As observed in the preface the con- tent... ...ramatic career, and ended his program with the recita- tion of three short poems by Bud- yard Kipling. Mr. Powers iiegan with a short introductory exp...

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...nery for clari fying and expanding their minds. They are required to take poems and analyze them, dig out their common sense, re duce them to statis... ...er’ s Essays Virgil the Aenid and Paradise lost some people say that these poems were not written by Homer but by another man of the same name. A sort... ... another man of the same name. A sort of sadness kind of shone in Bryant’s poems. Holmes is a very profligate and amusing writer. When the public scho... ...tor would have made. Nobody came down from London; there were no lamenting poems, no eulogies, no national tears—there was merely silence, and nothing... ...ter known to the world as Lord Penzance, to which dignity he was raised in 1869. Lord Penzance, as all lawyers know, and as the late Mr. Inderwick, K.... ...t suits the case. Shakespeare of Stratford was the author of the Plays and Poems, but the author of the Plays and Poems could not have been a butcher’...

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..., 1883; Liza: or, a Nest of Nobles, from the Russian, by W. R. S. Ralston, 1869, 1873, 1884; On the Eve, a tale, from the Russian, by C. E. Turner, 18... ...Soil, from the French, by T . S. Perry, 1877, 1883, by A. W . Dilke, 1878; Poems in Prose, from the Russian, 1883; Senilia, Poems in Prose, with a Bio... ...n by Henry James, 1903, etc. LIFE: See above, Biograpical Introductions to Poems in Prose and First Love; E. M. Arnold, Tourgueneff and his French Cir... ...on they did not know. It contained several French and a great many Russian poems and prose extracts, of which the following reflections on Cicero form... ... us devote this evening to literature. Would you like to? We can read your poems. I will be a severe critic, I promise you.” It took Nejdanov a long t... ... was I talking about?” she added aloud. “Oh yes, it was about Dobrolubov’s poems. One ought to write po- ems like Pushkin’s, or even like Dobrolubov’s...

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...pture, there is something very *Promenades pittoresque en Touraine. Tours: 1869. 49 Henry James tranquil and pure. I took particular fancy to the roo... ...cen- tury, and it has held annual meetings ever since,—meet- ings at which poems in the fine old langue d’oc are de- claimed and a blushing laureate i... ...use. As a compensation I was introduced to a big bookcase, filled with the poems that have been crowned since the days of the troubadours (a portentou...

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... intact, although the building has been removed. C. M. Yonge. November 24, 1869. CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I THE GUEST OF GLENUS... ...tudy with comfort, he stood over the boy, talk- ing to him of books and of poems, while the usually pale, listless, uninterested countenance responded... ... oh!’ cried Malcolm, ‘is it not true that the King hath composed songs and poems in her honour?’ ‘Pah!’ muttered Patrick; ‘as though the King would be... ...embodiment of all that he had imagined when conning the quaint old English poems that told the Legend of Seynct Katharine; and as he leant mus- ingly ...

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...e wishing to make use of them. Cover Design: Jim Manis; sketch of Dumas in 1869, French artist Copyright © 2000 The Pennsylvania State University The ... ... from his pocket; “I know that is the coin in which you were paid for your poems.” “You are rich, then?” said Aramis. “Rich? Richest, my dear fellow!”...

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...tus criticus of the several editions, especially that of Rzach (1902). The arrangement adopted in this edition, by which the complete and fragmentary poems are restored to the order in which they would probably have appeared had the Hesiodic corpus survived intact, is unusual, but should not need apology; the true place for the ?Catalogues? (for example), fragmentary as th...

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........................................................................................................................................ 10 The Hesiodic Poems ..................................................................................................................................................... 13 II. The Genealogical Poems:..........................................

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............................................................. 10 The Hesiodic Poems ........................................................................ ..................................................... 13 II. The Genealogical Poems:........................................................................ ..................................................... 15 Date of the Hesiodic Poems ........................................................................ ............................................................ 28 The Burlesque Poems......................................................................... .............................................................. 236 NON-CYCLIC POEMS ATTRIBUTED TO HOMER .................................................... ..., 1831 (3rd edition. Leipzig, 1878). Didot Edition, Paris, 1840. Schomann, 1869. Koechly and Kinkel, Leipzig, 1870. Flach, Leipzig, 1874-8. Rzach, Lei...

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...Illuminations include some autobiographical allusions to his voyant (visionary) period, which began in 1869; but Illuminations is neither a confession nor an apology. Its several dozen short prose works and two free-verse poems transcend prose grammar by allowing their words to drift away from their dictionary definitions. Eve...

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............................................................................................................................................ 20 For Some Poems by Matthew Arnold ............................................................................................................................................................... 21 Amaryllis ...............................

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...nt or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Three Books of Poems by Edwin Arlington Robinson, the Pennsylvania State University, E... ................................................................... 20 For Some Poems by Matthew Arnold .................................................... ...Robinson The Children of the Night by Edwin Arlington Robinson [Maine Poet — 1869 1935.] The Children of the Night A Book of Poems by Edwin Arlington ... ...ngton Robinson [Maine Poet — 1869 1935.] The Children of the Night A Book of Poems by Edwin Arlington Robinson To the Memory of my Father and Mother T... ...to wink — Sin’s kisses were the keys to Paradise. 21 E.A. Robinson For Some Poems by Matthew Arnold Sweeping the chords of Hellas with firm hand, He ... ... keep its one chord quivering. 55 E.A. Robinson The Three Taverns A Book of Poems By Edwin Arlington Robinson 1869 1935. T o THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY an... ... E.A. Robinson The Three Taverns A Book of Poems By Edwin Arlington Robinson 1869 1935. T o THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY and LILLA CABOT PERRY The Valley of ...

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...tion; but he made me translate into English verse many of Horace’s shorter poems: I also remember his giving me Thomson’s Winter to read, and afterwar... ...ntensely delighted with; as I always was with animated narrative. Dryden’s Poems were among my father’s books, and many of these he made me 12 Autobi... ..., I went so far as to compose airs, which I still remember. Cowper’s short poems I read with some pleasure, but never got far into the longer ones; an... ...se account of his three hares. In my thirteenth year I met with Campbell’s poems, among which Lochiel, Hohenlinden, The Exile of Erin , and some ot... ...er before experienced from poetry. Here, too, I made nothing of the longer poems, except the striking opening of Gertrude of Wyoming , which long kep... ...as since happened has had any tendency to make me regret my refusal. 7 In 1869. 182 Autobiography 8 The saying of this true hero, after his capture,...

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............................ ............... 130 SPEECH: LIVERPOOL, APRIL 10, 1869.......................................................................... ......... 130 SPEECH: THE OXFORD AND HARV ARD BOAT RACE. SYDENHAM, AUGUST 30, 1869. .................... 134 SPEECH: BIRMINGHAM, SEPTEMBER 27, 1869. ....... ...ublications as “Macaulay’s His tory,” “Layard’s Researches,” “T ennyson’s Poems,” “The Duke of Wellington’s published Despatches,” or the minutest tr... ... and God bless the land in which I leave you. SPEECH: LIVERPOOL, APRIL 10, 1869. The following speech was delivered by Mr. Dickens at a Ban quet held... ...n to night. SPEECH: THE OXFORD AND HARVARD BOAT RACE. SYDENHAM, AUGUST 30, 1869. The International University Boat Race having taken place on August 2... ...the names of Mr. Simmons and Mr. Willan. SPEECH: BIRMINGHAM, SEPTEMBER 27, 1869. Inaugural Address on the opening of the Winter Session of the Birming...

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...y impartial eyes, and they will be allowed to go in equipage with the best poems in that age. However, it were to be wished that some bald rhymes ther... ...words, were a con- stant joy and inspiration; and there grew up a store of poems upon them and other little ones, especially the children of Dr. Georg... ...less universally read than the Chris- tian Year, and is more unequal, some poems rising higher and into greater beauty, some deeper and showing that t... ...y be remarked that he, as well as all the children com- memorated in these poems, grew up so as to leave no painful impression connected with them. “K... ... a young child staying at the vicarage, was unconsciously the cause of the poems “Loneliness” and “Repeating the Creed,” for Eas- ter Sunday and Low S... ... Mr. Pink, a kind old thatcher, who will long be remembered. In that year, 1869, Bishop Sumner resigned the see of Win- chester, and for three years t...

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...d, Germany, Italy, and France. If he were dull, he would write stories and poems. ‘I have written,’ he says at thirteen, ‘a very long story in heroic ... ... the end as an enchanting pleasure. ‘People may write novels,’ he wrote in 1869, ‘and other people may write po- ems, but not a man or woman among the... ... by pain that I could not enjoy myself in spite of the success.’ V. OF THE 1869 CRUISE in the Great Eastern, I give what I am able; only sorry it is n... ...ady almost a legend even to the generation that saw it launched. ‘JUNE 17, 1869. – Here are the names of our staff in whom I expect you to be interest... ...ion, I must run away to my work.’ 97 Robert Louis Stevenson CHAPTER VI. – 1869-1885. Edinburgh – Colleagues – Farrago Vitae – I. The Family Circle – ... ...the work of the Committee, which extended over eight years, from 1861 till 1869. The volume of Reports included Jenkin’s Cantor Lectures of January, 1...

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...911; by R.W.Browne (Bohn’s Classical Library), 1848, etc.; by R. Williams, 1869, 1876; by W . M. Hatch and others (with translation of para- phrase at... ...in the middle rank of life, amongst whom was Solon, as is evident from his poems, and Lycurgus, for he was not a king, and Charondas, and indeed most ...

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...ith all nations. Ulysses S. Grant FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1869 General Grant was the first of many Civil War officers to become Pre... ...as admin istered by Chief Justice Earl Warren. Robert Frost read one of his poems at the ceremony. VICE P RESIDENT J OHNSON, M R. S PEAKER, Mr. Chief...

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... Most of us can remember the strangely moving power of passages in certain poems read when we were young, irratio- nal doorways as they were through w... ...bourg, 1879. [282] Compare Paul Rousselot: Les Mystiques Espagnols, Paris, 1869, ch. xii. [283] see Carpenter’s Towards Democracy, especially the latt... ...y properly so called:— “Religion,” writes M. Vacherot (La Religion, Paris, 1869, pp. 313, 436, et passim), “answers to a tran- sient state or conditio...