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British poets of the nineteenth century
Curtis Hidden Page · 1904 · Scanned text · Free in the US
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- Curtis Hidden Page
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1904
- Length
- 542,334 words · about 37 h 59 min
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- 64 reader sections
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- Public domain in the United States
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Contents (64)
- Front matter under 1 min
- Preface about 14 min
- Part I, V. A Voice By The Cedar Tree 519 under 1 min
- Part II, II. See What A Lovely Shell 533 about 1 min
- Epilogue To The Charge Of The about 2 min
- Epilogue To Dramatis Person Ae .s*> . 668 From The Ring And The Book under 1 min
- Epilogue To Jhe Pacchiarotto about 1 min
- Epilogue To Asolando ^a. 686 about 3 h 9 min
- Part iv ^ " I fear thee, ancient Mariner! about 3 min
- Part v about 4 min
- Part vi about 3 min
- Part vii about 4 min
- Part The First about 10 min
- Part The Second about 11 min
- II about 59 min
- Canto First The Castle about 15 min
- Canto Second The Convent about 17 min
- Canto Third The Hostel, Or Inn about 17 min
- Canto Fourth The Camp about 18 min
- Canto Fifth The Court about 28 min
- Canto Sixth The Battle about 1 h 1 min
- CANTO THE FIRST Know ye the land where the cypress and about 15 min
- CANTO THE SECOND The winds are high on Helle's wave about 1 h 38 min
- Scene I. — Manfred alone. — Scene, a Gothic Gallery. — Time, Midnight about 9 min
- Scene II about 5 min
- Act II about 12 min
- Scene III The Summit of the Jungfraii Mountain about 2 min
- Scene IV about 6 min
- Scene I.-^ Hall in the Castle of Manfred. Manfred and Herman about 6 min
- Scene II Another Chamber about 1 min
- Scene III about 2 min
- Scene IV Interior of tJie Tower about 21 min
- Dedication about 8 min
- Canto I, September, 1818. July 15, 1819. FROM CANTO II about 13 min
- Canto II., December. ISIS, January, ISID. July 15, 1819. FROM CANTO III about 10 min
- Canto III. 1S19-1S20. August 8, 1831. FROM CANTO IV about 1 h 50 min
- Act I about 28 min
- SCENE I.— Morning. A lovely Vale IN THE Indian Caucasus. Asia alone about 7 min
- SCENE II.— A Forest, intermingled WITH Rocks and Caverns about 3 min
- SCENE III.— A Pinnacle of Rock AMONG Mountains. Asia aiid Pan- THEA about 3 min
- SCENE IV.— The Cave of Demogorgon. Asia and Panthea about 10 min
- SCENE I.— Heaven. Jupiter on }iis Throne ; Thetis and the other] Deities assembled. > about 18 min
- Act IV about 20 min
- Part First about 6 min
- Part Second about 2 min
- Part Third about 4 min
- Conclusion about 2 h 48 min
- BOOK II Just at the self-same beat of Time's wide about 13 min
- BOOK III Thus in alternate uproar and sad peace about 1 h 36 min
- Part I about 1 min
- Part II about 1 min
- Part III about 2 h 7 min
- IV about 1 h 32 min
- Epilogue To The Charge Of The Heavy Brigade about 41 min
- Introduction about 1 h 23 min
- VI about 35 min
- VIII about 1 h 49 min
- IX about 32 min
- Epilogue about 8 min
- Prologue about 2 h 56 min
- SECTION III The Gods held talk together, group'd in about 1 h 55 min
- Part I. Youth And Change about 19 min
- Part II. Change And Fate about 4 h 25 min
- Epilogue to Dramatic Idyls, RB 680 about 24 min
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