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2 159 mots — 88ᵉ texte du corpus par la longueur, 0 % de l’ensemble. Aucune parution datée n’a pu être établie pour ce texte. 3 entités du wiki y figurent : 2 entourage, 1 personnage. La plus présente : Jonathan E. Hoag, 10 occurrences. Texte le plus proche par le peuplement : The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag, 3 entités communes. 857 mots différents, dont 84 % n’apparaissent qu’une fois. Vocabulaire le plus proche : The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag (hoag, scriba, jonathan…).
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 …
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Ce que ce texte contient
Personnages — Robert Blake (1)
Entourage — Jonathan E. Hoag (10), Robert H. Barlow (1)
Passages
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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, 10 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
Holmes’ best work, is a genuine survival from our local tradition of Byles, Sewell, Freneau, Trumbull, Dwight and Barlow, rather than a pedantic revival of Queen Anne and Georgian piquancy after the manner of the late Austin Dobson.
— Robert H. Barlow, 1 occurrence dans ce texte
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hoag (10) · poems (5) · scriba (5) · reminiscences (3) · hoags (2) · idyls (2) · selective (2) · gifford (2) · odes (2) · simplicity (3) · outlook (2) · academy (2) · hoag’s (2) · tributes (2)
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| Texte | Mots partagés, les plus distinctifs d’abord |
|---|---|
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag | hoag, scriba, jonathan, muse, poems, schoolhouse |
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/To Jonathan Hoag, Esq., on His 88th Birthday | scriba, hoag, hoag’s, verses, bards, bard |
| The Despised Pastoral | pastoral, poetry, poems, simplicity, contemporaries, bards |
| The Poetical Works of Jonathan E. Hoag/To Mr. Hoag, upon His Ninety-second Birthday | scriba, hoag, simplicity, ninety-two, bards, bard |
| The Work of Frank Belknap Long, Jr. | outworn, modernism, purely, preciosity, revival, juvenile |
| Helene Hoffman Cole—Litterateur | outlook, essays, litterateur, co-operative, poet, departments |