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The complete poetical works of Longfellow

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · 1922 · Scanned text · Free in the US

349,776 words · about 24 h 30 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Language
English
Published
1922
Length
349,776 words · about 24 h 30 min
Sections
45 reader sections
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Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
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Public domain in the United States · PD-US by publication date

 

Contents (45)
  1. Front matter about 10 min
  2. Part First. Prelude * THE LANDLORD’ s TALE: PauL RE- VERE’'S RIDE a about 4 min
  3. Contents about 52 min
  4. Act I about 6 min
  5. Scene III. — Preciosa’s chamber. open window, She stands at the about 7 min
  6. Scene IV. — An inn on the road to Alcala. asleep on a bench. Enter CHISPA about 27 min
  7. Scene V.— Zhe Count or LARs’s v00mS. Count about 1 h 9 min
  8. II about 22 min
  9. IV about 14 min
  10. Part The Second I about 1 h 6 min
  11. Introduction about 5 h 18 min
  12. Part Second Prelude about 49 min
  13. PART THIRD PRELUDE THE evening came ; the golden vane about 1 h 41 min
  14. VI The meadow-brook, that seemeth to stand still about 1 min
  15. VII After a day of cloud and wind and rain about 1 h 38 min
  16. VIII under 1 min
  17. IX under 1 min
  18. XIV about 14 min
  19. Part One The Divine Tragedy The First Passover I about 1 h 27 min
  20. Epilogue about 5 min
  21. Part Two The Golden Legend Prologue The Spire Of Strasburg Cathe Dral about 2 h 10 min
  22. Part Three Dramatis Person about 12 min
  23. ACT II Scenzt I.—Joun Enpicort’s room, morning about 26 min
  24. Act IV about 13 min
  25. ACT V Scenz I.— Daybreak. Street in front of Up about 8 min
  26. Prologue about 2 min
  27. Scene I.— The woods near Salem Village. Enter Trrusa, with a basket of herbs. TITUBA about 3 min
  28. ScenE II.— A room at Justice HATHORNE’s, A clock in thecorner. Enter HATHORNE and MATHER. HATHORNE about 7 min
  29. Act II about 38 min
  30. Scene III.—A street in the Village. Guoyp and others. Enter about 3 min
  31. Scene I.—AnrTiocHus; JASON. ANTIOCHUS about 4 min
  32. Scene III. — AntiocHvs; JAson. ANTIOCHUS about 8 min
  33. Scene I.—Jupas Maccaszus in armor before his tent. The trumpets sound; the echoes of the - mountains about 1 min
  34. Scene II.—Jupas Maccasaus; JewisH Fov- GITIVES. JUDAS about 3 min
  35. Scene IV.—Jupas Maccaspaus ; CAPTAINS AND SOLDIERS. JUDAS about 2 min
  36. Scene I, — Jupas Paras CAPTAINS EWS. JUDAS about 3 min
  37. Scene III. — JAson alone. JASON about 1 min
  38. Scene I. — Antiocnus; Purp; ATTEND: ANTS. ANTIOCHUS about 4 min
  39. Dedication under 1 min
  40. Part First I Prologue At Ischia about 16 min
  41. Scene III. —Carpinau Ipporrro; Fra Sg- BASTIANO ; Turkish attendants. IPPOLITO about 20 min
  42. Part Second I Monologue about 12 min
  43. Scene I.— Micnarn AncEto; Fra SEBAS TIANO DEL PIOMBO. MICHAEL ANGELO, not turning round. | Who is it ? about 17 min
  44. Scene II, — Junia Gonzaaa, MicHAEL AN: GELO under 1 min
  45. Part Third I Monologue about 3 h 3 min
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Front matter

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Part First. Prelude * THE LANDLORD’ s TALE: PauL RE- VERE’'S RIDE a

Interlude THE STUDENT'S TALE: THE FaL- CON OF SER FEDERIGO .

Interlude THE SPANISH Jew’s TALE: THE LEGEND OF RABBI BEN LEVI.

Interlude dE SICILIAN’S TALE: KING Ros- ERT OF SICILY . a ecrlude 5 ees MUSICIAN'S TALE: Tue SAGA oF KING OLAF I. THs CHALLENGE OF THOR II. KinG Ou.sr’s RETURN.

III. THora or RrMou . ; IV. QUEEN SIGRID THE HaAvuGHTY

V. THE SKERRY OF SHRIEKS ?

VI. THE WRAITH OF ODIN VII. JIRON-BEARD ; £ VIII. GuprRun . :

IX. THANGBRAND THE PRIEST

X. RAUD THE STRONG XI. BisHop SIGURDOF SALTEN

FIORD XII. Kina OLAF’s CHRISTMAS» XIII. THE BUILDING OF THE Lona SERPENT .

XIV. THE CREW OF THE LONG SERPENT XV. A LirTLeE BirRD IN THE AIR XVI. QUEEN THYRI AND THE ANGELICA STALKS XVII. KiInG SVEND OF THE FORKED BEARD ..

XVIII. Kinc OLAF AND EARL

SIGVALD Z e XIX. KING OLAF’S WAR- Horns XX. EINAR TAMBERSKELVER : XXII. Kina OULAF’s DEATH- DRINK .

XXII. Tue Nun or Niparos Interlude : THE THEOLOGIAN’S TALE: TOoRQUE- MADA i : P : Interlude .

THE Porrt’s TALE: THE BIrps OF KILLINGWORTH ~ % “ Finale 6 “ e . e

CONTENTS vil PAGE PAGE Part SECOND. THE MEETING. X . ‘ 295 Prelude < " . 244 Vox PoruLl . F ; ‘ sueZ9o THE SICILIAN’S TALE: ‘THE BELL THE CASTLE-BUILDER . Z 5 295 OF ATRI 5 F . . 245 CHANGED , * é . “ - 295 Interlude é 247 THE CHALLENGE ? i 295 THE SPANISH JEW’ STALE: KAMBALU 247 THE BROOK AND THE WaAvz a « | 296 Interlude . 248 AFTERMATH . 2 4 ; 296 THE STUDENT’S TALE: “Tun Cos- BLER OF HAGENAU es . 249 THE MASQUE OF PANDORA. Interlude 251 THe MASQUE oF PANDORA ee sts, THE MUSICIAN’ 8 TALE: THE BAL- I. Tse WorxksHop or HEPHAS- LAD OF CARMILHAN . a LOD TUS . é € 297 Interlude - 254 II. Oxrymrus . 5 : : 298 Tue Porr’s Tate: Lapy Went- III. TowrR oF PROMETHEUS ON WORTH . . . . » 255 Mount Caucasus. : 298 Interlude » 257 TV /T pe Aa te? 2), . 300 THE THEOLOGIAN’S “TALE: THE V. THE HOUSE OF EPIMETHEUS 301 LEGEND BEAUTIFUL 257 VI. IN THE GARDEN & ¥ 302 Interlude . - 259 VU. Tue House or EPimMerueus 305 Tue SrupeNt’s Seconp TAuE: VIII. IN THE GARDEN . . .. 306 THE BARON OF ST. CASTINE 259 Finale . . . . . 262 | THE HANGING OF THE CRANE 308 Part THIRD.

Prelude 263 | MORITURI SALUTAMUS . “ é 310 oe Jaw's Tate: Aunazy aes A BOOK OF SONNETS. Tue Poert’s TALE: CHARLEMAGNE 265 THREE FRIENDS OF MINE , ‘ 314 Interlude ‘ 266 CHAUCER . - ( ry A 4 315 THE STUDENT'S TALE: EMMA AND SHAKESPEARE ; rs ‘ 6 ol EGINHARD . A f - 266 MILTON . ‘ “ : : ye Bas Interlude . 269 KEATS . ; ; - A : 316 THE THEOLOGIAN’ 8 TALE: ELiza- THE GALAXY A 1G ‘BETH ; A ; é - 270 THE SOUND OF THE “SEA ; ; 316 Interlude 275 A SUMMER Day BY THE SEA , 4 316 THE SICILIAN’S TALE: THE Monk THE TIDES . i ‘ S F aie OF CASAL-MAGGIORE . rae 20D A SHADOW ‘ 4 > 317 Interlude . 279 A NAMELESS Grave ; 4, i Si lire THE SPANISH JzWw’ 3 SECOND TALE: SLEEP i tol SCANDERBEG 2 ee 280 THE OLD BRIDGE AT FLORENCE 4 318 Interlude 281 In PONTE VECCHIO DI FIRENZE reali! THE MUSICIAN’S TALE: Tur Mo- NATURE . 318 THER’S GHOST a eR AeP IN THE CHURCHYARD AT TARRYTOWN. 318 Interlude i . 283 Evior’s OAK A : 318 THE LANDLORD’S TALE: THE THE DESCENT OF THE "Musas oi rdl9 RHYME OF SIR CHRISTOPHER . 284 VENICE rf 4 ; 319 Finaie 5 “ ; ig e286 THE Poets : : 3 Wao PARKER CLEAVELAND $ : é 319 FLOWER-DE-LUCE. Tre Harvest Moon 4 y Re OB VAL FLOWER-DE-LUCE. : : . 287 To THE RIveER RHONE - 320 PALINGENESIS . a A . Re ey ty) THE THREE SILENCES OF MoutNos . 320 THE BRIDGE oF CLOUD : . 288 THE Two RIVERS ; : : 320 HAWTHORNE. A > a . 289 Boston . : “ od enpepant CHRISTMAS BELLS . 289 Sr. JOHN’s, CAMBRIDGE 5 . 321 THE WIND OVER THE CHIMNEY BE 4240) Moops ; i : : PRE NR PL THE Betis or LYNN 4 290 Woopstock PARK . 322 KILLED AT THE ForD . 7 7 Seed THE FouR PRINCESSES AT WILNA ok ole GioTTo’s TOWER % 4 . 291 Houipays . : : : z . 322 To-MoRROW . 4 . é < 291 WAPENTAKE P ; A - 323 Divina COMMEDIA Ps x 292 THE BROKEN OAR a . - 323 NoEL 4 ‘ A ‘ : Seeao THE Cross oF SNOW - ; wevole BIRDS OF PASSAGE. BIRDS OF PASSAGE. FLIGHT THE THIRD. FLIGHT THE FOURTH. FATA MORGANA . - “ - 294 CHARLES SUMNER : ‘ . 324 THE HAUNTED CHAMBER... - 294 TRAVELS BY THE FIRESIDE . <epooe

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