โ Scribed by Pamela Schloesser Canepa
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(Cont.) Elegie XIX: To his mistris going to bed ; The triple foole ; Loves growth ; The extasie / John Donne -- Sonnet 18 ; Sonnet 30 ; Sonnet 31 ; Sonnet 106 ; Sonnet 116 ; Sonnet 130 ; Sonnet 138 / William Shakespeare.;(Cont.) [Poems] Love in a life ; Life in a love ; Rabbi Ben Ezra ; Natural magic ; Magical nature / Robert Browning -- Alter? When the hills do ; Of all the souls that stand create ; I gave myself to him ; Wild nights! Wild nights! / Emily Dickinson -- The owl and the pussycat / Edward Lear -- To Rosamund / Geoffrey Chaucer -- She walks in beauty / Lord Byron -- The passionate shepherd to his love / Christopher Marlowe -- To his coy mistress / Andrew Marvell -- A letter to her husband, absent upon public employment ; To my dear and loving husband / Anne Bradstreet -- At the wedding march / Gerard Manley Hopkins -- We two, how long we were fool'd / Walt Whitman -- Love / George Herbert -- My heart is like a singing bird / Christina Rossetti -- To Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin ; Fragments (A gentle story of two lovers young ; Love's tender atmosphere ; Wedded souls) / Percy Bysshe Shelley.;[Stories] Love / Anton Chekhov -- The diary of Adam and Eve / Mark Twain -- Malachi's cove / Anthony Trollope -- A New England nun / Mary E. Wilkins Freeman -- The horse dealer's daughter / D.H. Lawrence -- The muse's tragedy / Edith Wharton -- The nightingale and the ruse / Oscar Wilde -- [Excerpts] from Jane Eyre / Charlotte Bront?e -- from Sense and sensibility / Jane Austen -- from Wuthering Heights / Emily Bront?e -- from Washington Square / Henry James -- from The scarlet letter / Nathaniel Hawthorne -- [Fables by Thomas Bulfinch] Cupid and Psyche -- Apollo and Daphne -- Venus and Adonis -- Echo and Narcissus -- [Essays] Note on poems of 1821 / Mary Shelley -- Passion and order / Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- On falling in love / Robert Louis Stevenson.
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