Rapport
22 637 mots — 6ᵉ texte du corpus par la longueur, 3 % de l’ensemble. 5 entités du wiki y figurent : 2 lieux, 2 entourage, 1 personnage. La plus présente : Jonathan E. Hoag, 33 occurrences. Texte le plus proche par le peuplement : The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/Introduction, 3 entités communes. 4 815 mots différents, dont 59 % n’apparaissent qu’une fois. Vocabulaire le plus proche : The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/Amid Inspiring Scenes (verdant, yon, birdlings…).
Incipit
Introduction Penned in this age of chaos and change, fever and flourish, by a man born when Andrew Jackson was President, when Poe was an unknown youth with his second thin volume of verses in the press, when Coleridge, Moore, Crabbe, Southey, and Wordsworth were living bards, and when the memory of Byron, Shelley, Blake and Keats was still recent; the present collection of poems is probably unique in its defiance of time and whim. Where else, indeed, would one be likely to find such a body of poetry; written almost wholly after the author’s eighty-fifth year, and with many of the choicest sp …
Texte intégral sur Wikisource.
Version transcrite — source non identifiée, 1923. (Le numéro dont Wikisource donne le texte ; ce n’est pas toujours la première parution.)
Ce que ce texte contient
Personnages — Robert Blake (1)
Lieux — Boston (1), Le Pacifique Sud (1)
Entourage — Jonathan E. Hoag (33), Robert H. Barlow (1)
Passages
Les entités les plus présentes, à l’endroit où le texte les nomme pour la première fois.
Hoag, was born February 10, 1831, in a farmhouse at Valley Falls, Rensselaer County, New York. Heredity gave him her best; for in his blood are mingled the Quaker strain of the Hoags, the sturdiness of the Wings, the rugged independence of Ethan Allen, and the high martial spirit of the Giffords, through whom he traces his descent from the Norman Walter Gifford, first Earl of Buckingham, who was standard-bearer to William the Conqueror.
— Jonathan E. Hoag, 33 occurrences dans ce texte
Introduction Penned in this age of chaos and change, fever and flourish, by a man born when Andrew Jackson was President, when Poe was an unknown youth with his second thin volume of verses in the press, when Coleridge, Moore, Crabbe, Southey, and Wordsworth were living bards, and when the memory of Byron, Shelley, Blake and Keats was still recent; the present collection of poems is probably unique in its defiance of time and whim.
— Robert Blake, 1 occurrence dans ce texte
Boston, 1918. The Beautiful Boon of Death Tenderly Inscribed to Jonathan E. Hoag, author of “Death” If life is linked with Eternal Life By the mystical chain of change; If the earth is a place of futile strife And a dream that is vague …
— Boston, 1 occurrence dans ce texte
O thou great and fair Pacific! As I mark thy mighty tide, Changeless through the changing ages, Thou, like Time, dost still abide!
— Le Pacifique Sud, 1 occurrence dans ce texte
Textes voisins
Œuvres dont le peuplement recoupe le plus celui-ci — proximité mesurée sur les entités partagées, pas sur le sujet.
Mots saillants
Les mots que ce texte emploie et que le reste du corpus emploie peu — fréquence pondérée par la rareté. Entre parenthèses, le nombre d’emplois ici.
hoag (33) · wigwam (18) · flowers (38) · arrow-maker (14) · tee-na-nay (14) · oft (19) · mother’s (19) · yon (17) · cloud’s (13) · tears (19) · neath (17) · arrows (13) · sweet (32) · dusky (13)
Voisins de vocabulaire
Textes dont le lexique rare recoupe celui-ci. C’est une mesure de mots, pas de sujet : elle rapproche aussi bien deux récits qui partagent un parler paysan que deux poèmes qui partagent une image.
| Texte | Mots partagés, les plus distinctifs d’abord |
|---|---|
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/Amid Inspiring Scenes | verdant, yon, birdlings, boulders, splendor, granite |
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/Jonathan E. Hoag, Esq., on His Eighty-seventh Birthday | hoag, muse, sage, jonathan, tender, nature’s |
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/On a Poet’s Ninety-first Birthday | e’er, morn, jonathan, lengthened, hoag, scriba |
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/To Jonathan Hoag, Esq., on His 88th Birthday | hoag, scriba, joy, jonathan, seeks, mount |
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/Ad Scribam, to Jonathan Hoag, Esq., Aetat LXXXIX | ev’ry, scriba, blest, morn, sweet, jonathan |
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/To Mr. Hoag, upon His Ninety-second Birthday | scriba, tender, hoag, nature’s, dionondawa, birthday |
Dans la chronologie
1923 — 20ᵉ des 101 textes datés du corpus.
← 1923 · L’Horreur de la plage de Martin · 1924 · Letter from H. P. Lovecraft to J. C. Henneberger →