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Thomas Hardy Selected Writings

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Gebundene Ausgabe

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01.01.2022

Herausgeber

Pite Ralph

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Oxford Academic

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602

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22,2/14,5/3,6 cm

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842 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-872337-0

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.01.2022

Herausgeber

Pite Ralph

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

602

Maße (L/B/H)

22,2/14,5/3,6 cm

Gewicht

842 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-872337-0

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Libri GmbH
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DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Thomas Hardy

    • FROM WESSEX POEMS AND OTHER VERSES (1898)

    • Preface [extract]

    • The Temporary the All

    • Hap

    • A Confession to a Friend in Trouble

    • Neutral Tones

    • She

    • Her Initials

    • Her Dilemma

    • She, to Him, I

    • a ? , II

    • a ? , III

    • a ? , IV

    • Ditty

    • Valenciennes

    • San Sebastian

    • The Stranger s Song

    • The Burghers

    • Leipzig

    • My Cicely

    • Friends Beyond

    • Thoughts of Ph a

    • Middle-Age Enthusiasms

    • In a Wood

    • To an Orphan Child

    • Nature s Questioning

    • The Impercipient

    • At an Inn

    • In a Eweleaze near Weatherbury

    • I Look into my Glass

    • FROM POEMS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT (1901)

    • Preface [extract]

    • War Poems

    • Embarcation

    • The Dead Drummer

    • A Wife in London

    • The Souls of the Slain

    • The Sick God

    • Poems of Pilgrimage

    • Genoa and the Mediterranean

    • Shelley s Skylark

    • In the Old Theatre, Fiesole

    • Rome: Building a New Street in the Ancient Quarter

    • Lausanne: In Gibbon s Old Garden

    • Miscellaneous Poems

    • The Mother Mourns

    • A Commonplace Day

    • At a Lunar Eclipse

    • The Subalterns

    • God-Forgotten

    • The Bedridden Peasant to an Unknowing God

    • Mute Opinion

    • To an Unborn Pauper Child

    • The Well-Beloved

    • A Broken Appointment

    • Between us now

    • A Spot

    • His Immortality

    • The Superseded

    • An August Midnight

    • Winter in Durnover Field

    • The Last Chrysanthemum

    • The Darkling Thrush

    • Mad Judy

    • A Wasted Illness

    • The Ruined Maid

    • The Respectable Burgher on the Higher Criticism

    • Her Late Husband

    • The Self-Unseeing

    • De Profundis I.

    • De Profundis II.

    • De Profundis III.

    • The Lost Pyx: A Mediaeval Legend

    • Tess s Lament

    • The Supplanter : A Tale

    • Imitations, etc.

    • From Victor Hugo

    • Retrospect

    • I have Lived with Shades

    • Memory and I

    • a???????? ????

    • FROM THE DYNASTS (1904-08)

    • Part 3, Act VI: scene viii: the road to Waterloo (extract)

    • Part 3, Act VII, scene ix: The Wood of Bossu

    • Part 3, After Scene (extract)

    • From Select Poems of William Barnes. chosen and edited by Thomas Hardy (1908)

    • Preface [extract]

    • FROM TIME'S LAUGHINGSTOCKS AND OTHER VERSES (1909)

    • Preface [Extract]

    • Time s Laughingstocks

    • The Revisitation

    • A Trampwoman s Tragedy

    • A Sunday Morning Tragedy

    • Bereft

    • The Rejected Member s Wife

    • The Farm-Woman s Winter

    • Autumn in the Park

    • Shut out that Moon

    • The Dead Man Walking

    • Love Lyrics

    • The Division

    • On the Departure Platform

    • The Phantom

    • The Night of the Dance

    • The Voice of the Thorn

    • The Minute before Meeting

    • He abjures Love

    • A Set of Country Songs

    • Let me Enjoy

    • At Casterbridge Fair

    • I: The Ballad Singer

    • II: Former Beauties

    • III: After the Club-Dance

    • VII: After the Fair

    • The Dark-eyed Gentleman

    • To Carrey Clavel

    • The Spring Call

    • Julie-Jane

    • Pieces Occasional and Various

    • A Church Romance

    • The Christening

    • A Dream Question

    • By the Barrows

    • A Wife and Another

    • The Roman Road

    • After the Last Breath

    • In Childbed

    • The Pine Planters

    • One We Knew

    • Before Life and After

    • New Year s Eve

    • His Education

    • Panthera

    • The Unborn

    • The Man He Killed

    • Geographical Knowledge

    • One Ralph Blossom Soliloquizes

    • G. M., 1828-1909

    • FROM THE BOOK OF BABY BEASTS (1911)

    • The Polar Bear

    • The Rat

    • The Calf

    • FROM THE BOOK OF BABY BIRDS (1912)

    • The Yellow-Hammer

    • The Duckling

    • The Tropic Bird

    • FROM SATIRES OF CIRCUMSTANCE, LYRICS AND REVERIES WITH MISCELLANEOUS PIECES (1914)

    • Lyrics and Reveries

    • In Front of the Landscape

    • Channel Firing

    • The Convergence of the Twain

    • The Ghost of the Past

    • When I set out for Lyonnesse

    • A Thunderstorm in Town

    • Beyond the Last Lamp

    • Lost Love

    • My spirit will not haunt the mound"

    • Wessex Heights

    • The Place on the Map

    • Where the Picnic was

    • Satires of Circumstance

    • I: At Tea

    • II: In Church

    • VIII: In the Study

    • X: In the Nuptial Chamber

    • XI: In the Restaurant

    • XIV: Over the Coffin

    • XV: In the Moonlight

    • Lyrics and Reveries (continued)

    • The Year s Awakening

    • Under the Waterfall

    • The Spell of the Rose

    • St Launce s revisited

    • Poems of 1912-13

    • The Going

    • Your Last Drive

    • The Walk

    • Rain on a Grave

    • I found her out there

    • Without Ceremony

    • Lament

    • The Haunter

    • The Voice

    • His Visitor

    • A Circular

    • A Dream or No

    • After a Journey

    • A Death-day recalled

    • Beeny Cliff

    • At Castle Boterel

    • Places

    • The Phantom Horsewoman

    • Miscellaneous Pieces

    • The Wistful Lady

    • The Woman in the Rye

    • The Re-enactment

    • The Newcomer s Wife

    • A King s Soliloquy

    • A Week

    • Had you wept

    • Bereft, she thinks she dreams

    • In the British Museum

    • In the Servants Quarters

    • Regret not me

    • The Telegram

    • The Moth-signal

    • Seen by the Waits

    • Exeunt Omnes

    • Postscript

    • Men who march away

    • FROM THE BOOK OF BABY PETS (1915)

    • About Lizards

    • FROM MOMENTS OF VISION AND MISCELLANEOUS VERSES (1917)

    • Moments of Vision

    • The Voice of Things

    • Why be at painsa

    • We sat at the window

    • Afternoon Service at Mellstock

    • Apostrophe to an Old Psalm Tune

    • At the Word Farewell

    • The Day of First Sight

    • Heredity

    • You were the sort that men forget

    • She, I, and They

    • Near Lanivet, 1872

    • Copying Architecture in an Old Minster

    • To Shakespeare

    • Quid hic agisa

    • Timing Her

    • The Blinded Bird

    • The wind blew words

    • The Riddle

    • To my Father s Violin

    • The Change

    • The Young Churchwarden

    • Lines to a Movement in Mozart s E-flat Symphony

    • In the seventies

    • The Pedigree

    • The Peace-offering

    • Something Tapped

    • The Wound

    • A January Night

    • The Announcement

    • The Oxen

    • An Anniversary

    • Transformations

    • The Last Signal

    • Great Things

    • The Figure in the Scene

    • Love the Monopolist

    • At Middle-field Gate in February

    • The Head above the Fog

    • Overlooking the River Stour

    • The Musical Box

    • On Sturminster Foot-bridge

    • The Last Performance

    • Logs on the Hearth

    • The Caged Goldfinch

    • The Five Students

    • The Wind s Prophecy

    • During Wind and Rain

    • He prefers her Earthly

    • Looking Across

    • The Pedestrian

    • Who s in the next rooma

    • At a Country Fair

    • Paying Calls

    • Everything Comes

    • Midnight on the Great Western

    • The Clock-winder

    • Old Excursions

    • In a Whispering Gallery

    • On the Doorstep

    • The Clock of the Years

    • The Shadow on the Stone

    • An Upbraiding

    • The Young Glass-Stainer

    • While drawing in a Churchyard

    • Poems of War and Patriotism

    • His Country

    • The Pity of It

    • In Time of the Breaking of Nations

    • Before Marching and After

    • A Call to National Service

    • I looked up from my writing

    • Finale

    • Afterwards

    • FROM LATE LYRICS AND EARLIER WITH MANY OTHER VERSES (1922)

    • Apology [Extract]

    • Weathers

    • The Maid of Keinton Mandeville

    • Summer Schemes

    • Faintheart in a Railway Train

    • The Garden Seat

    • The Curtains now are drawn

    • According to the Mighty Working

    • Going and Staying

    • The Dissemblers

    • The Old Gown

    • A Duettist to Her Pianoforte

    • Where Three Roads joined

    • And There was a Great Calm

    • The Woman I met

    • On Stinsford Hill at Midnight

    • The Fallow Deer at the Lonely House

    • The Wanderer

    • At Lulworth Cove a Century back

    • At the Railway Station, Upway

    • Side by Side

    • The Beauty

    • On the Tune called the Old-hundred-and-fourth

    • The Opportunity

    • The Rift

    • Voices from Things growing

    • By Henstridge Cross at the Year s End

    • The Chapel-Organist

    • Fetching her

    • Could I but will

    • After a Romantic Day

    • He follows Himself

    • Without, not within Her

    • The Little Old Table

    • Last Words to a Dumb Friend

    • On One who lived and died where He was born

    • Outside the Casement

    • The Passer-by

    • I was the midmost

    • The Whitewashed Wall

    • The Seven Times

    • The Sun s Last Look on the Country Girl

    • An Ancient to Ancients

    • After reading Psalms XXXIX, XL.

    • Surview

    • FROM THE FAMOUS TRAGEDY OF THE QUEEN OF CORNWALL (1924)

    • Could he but live for me

    • FROM HUMAN SHOWS, FAR PHANTASIES, SONGS, AND TRIFLES (1925)

    • Waiting both

    • Any little Old Song

    • The Turnip-hoer

    • Circus-rider to Ringmaster

    • The Later Autumn

    • Let me

    • An East-end Curate

    • Coming up Oxford Street: Evening

    • A Spellbound Palace

    • When dead

    • Sine Prole

    • Ten Years since

    • A Sheep Fair

    • Snow in the Suburbs

    • Ice on the Highway

    • Queen Caroline to her Guests

    • The Weary Walker

    • Last Love-word

    • Nobody comes

    • In the Street

    • So, Time

    • Last Look round St. Martin s Fair

    • A Leader of Fashion

    • When Oats were reaped

    • She opened the Door

    • The Harbour Bridge

    • Vagrant s Song

    • The Shiver

    • At the Aquatic Sports

    • At the Mill

    • Alike and Unlike

    • The Thing unplanned

    • Retty s Phases

    • He inadvertently cures his Love-pains

    • Known had I

    • Shortening Days at the Homestead

    • The Paphian Ball

    • The Bird-catcher s Boy

    • Song to an Old Burden

    • Why do Ia

    • FROM WINTER WORDS IN VARIOUS MOODS AND METRES (1928)

    • Introductory Note [extract]

    • The New Dawn s Business

    • Proud Songsters

    • Thoughts at Midnight

    • I am the One

    • A Wish for Unconsciousness

    • To Louisa in the Lane

    • The Love-letters

    • Throwing a Tree

    • Her Second Husband hears her Story

    • Yuletide in a Younger World

    • Lying awake

    • Childhood among the Ferns

    • A Countenance

    • Silences

    • To a Tree in London

    • The Dead Bastard

    • The Mongrel

    • Concerning Agnes

    • We Field-Women

    • A Practical Woman

    • He never expected much

    • Standing by the Mantelpiece

    • Christmas: 1924

    • Family Portraits

    • We are getting to the End

    • He resolves to say no more

    • FROM FLORENCE HARDY, THE EARLY LIFE OF THOMAS HARDY, 1840-1891 (1928)

    • Domicilium

    • TH s remarks on poetry from journals and diaries

    • FROM FLORENCE HARDY, THE LATER YEARS OF THOMAS HARDY, 1892-1928 (1930)

    • TH s remarks on poetry from journals and diaries