Verses and Translations

Verses and Translations

Charles Stuart Calverley, english poet and wit (1831-1884)


This ebook presents «Verses and Translations», from Charles Stuart Calverley. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.


Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Visions

- Gemini And Virgo

- There Stands A City

- Striking

- Voices Of The Night

- Lines Suggested By The Fourteenth Of February

- A B C

- To Mrs Goodchild

- Ode On A Distant Prospect Of Making A Fortune

- Isabel

- Dirge

- Lines Suggested By The Fourteenth Of February

- Hic Vir Hic Est

- Beer

- Ode To Tobacco

- Dover To Munich

- Charades

- Proverbial Philosophy

- Introductory

- Of Propriety

- Of Friendship

- Of Reading

- Lycidas

- Lycidas

- In Memoriam Cvi

- In Memoriam

- Laura Matilda's Dirge

- Naenia

- Leaves Have Their Time To Fall

- Frondes Est Ubi Decidant

- Let Us Turn Hitherward Our Bark

- Quin Huc Fremebant

- Carmen Saeculare 1853

- Translations From Horace

- To A Ship

- To Virgil

- To The Fountain Of Bandusia

- To Ibycus's Wife

- Soracte

- To Leuconoe

- Juno's Speech

- To A Faun

- To Lyce

- To His Slave

- The Dead Ox Georg Iv

- From Theocritus

- Speech Of Ajax

- From Lucretius

- From Homer

- Footnotes