Tuckerman, Henry T. (Henry Theodore), 1813-1871 [1841], Rambles and reveries (James P. Giffing, New York) [word count] [eaf406].
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Front matter
Covers, Edges and Spine
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Preliminaries
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RAMBLES AND REVERIES.
BY HENRY T. TUCKERMAN,
AUTHOR OF “THE ITALIAN SKETCH BOOK,” AND “ISABEL
OR SICILY.”
“Duke.
I would divide my days
'Twixt books and journeys
Leo.
'Twere well. To wander and muse at will
Redeems our life from more than half its ill.”
NEW-YORK:
JAMES P. GIFFING,
NO. 50 GOLD STREET.
1841.
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Acknowledgment
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Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1841, by
JAMES P. GIFFING,
in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the Southern District of
New-York.
S. ADAMS, PRINTER,
59 Gold Street, cor. of Ann.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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The favor with which many of the following articles
were recieved, as they appeared from time to time in
the periodicals of the day, induced the belief that a collected
edition would be acceptable to the public. They
are accordingly presented in the form of a volume, which,
it is hoped, will prove acceptable, at least to those who
honored the author's previous attempts with such kind
consideration.
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Acknowledgment
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INSCRIBED
TO
Charles F. Hoffman,
OF NEW-YORK,
With the sincere regard
OF
THE AUTHOR.
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CONTENTS.
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SKETCHES.
A Day at Ravenna, 3
The Cholera in Sicily, 15
The Capuchin of Pisa, 33
San Marino, 43
Turin, 61
Love in a Lazzaret, 72
Florence Revisited, 87
The Thespian Syren, 118
Modena, 139
A Journey, 149
Genoa, 157
Bologna, 162
Lucca, 171
Leaf from a Log, 178
THOUGHTS ON THE POETS.
Goldsmith, 191
Pope, 218
Cowper, 227
Shelley, 240
Burns, 262
Wordsworth, 276
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Coleridge, 290
Mrs. Hemans, 304
Characteristics of Lamb, 316
MISCELLANY.
The Bachelor Reclaimed, 357
Hair, 364
Eye-Language, 371
Art and Artists, 383
The Weather, 400
Manner, 408
Pet-Notions, 416
Loitering, 421
Broad Views, 431
Tuckerman, Henry T. (Henry Theodore), 1813-1871 [1841], Rambles and reveries (James P. Giffing, New York) [word count] [eaf406].
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