Modern Poets and Poetry of Spain
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TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE GEORGE, EARL OF CARLISLE, &c. &c.
INTRODUCTION.
PRELIMINARY NOTE.
ERRATA.
CONTENTS.
MODERN POETS AND POETRY OF SPAIN.
PART I.
I. GASPAR MELCHOR DE JOVELLANOS.
JOVELLANOS.
EPISTLE TO CEAN BERMUDEZ, ON THE VAIN DESIRES AND STUDIES OF MEN.
TO GALATEA’S BIRD.
TO ENARDA.—I.
TO ENARDA.—II.
EPISTLE TO CEAN BERMUDEZ, ON THE VAIN DESIRES AND STUDIES OF MEN.
TO GALATEA’S BIRD.
TO ENARDA.—I.
TO ENARDA.—II.
II. TOMAS DE IRIARTE.
TOMAS DE IRIARTE.
EPISTLE TO DON DOMINGO DE IRIARTE, ON HIS TRAVELLING TO VARIOUS FOREIGN COURTS.
FABLES.
EPISTLE TO DON DOMINGO DE IRIARTE, ON HIS TRAVELLING TO VARIOUS FOREIGN COURTS.
FABLES.
III. JUAN MELENDEZ VALDES.
MELENDEZ VALDES.
JUVENILITIES.
THE TIMID LOVER.
MY VILLAGE LIFE.
REMEMBRANCES OF YOUTH.
OF THE SCIENCES.
THE DISDAINFUL SHEPHERDESS.
JUVENILITIES.
THE TIMID LOVER.
MY VILLAGE LIFE.
REMEMBRANCES OF YOUTH.
OF THE SCIENCES.
THE DISDAINFUL SHEPHERDESS.
IV. LEANDRO FERNANDEZ MORATIN.
LEANDRO FERNANDEZ MORATIN.
DEDICATION OF THE COMEDY OF THE MOGIGATA TO THE PRINCE OF THE PEACE.
EPISTLE TO DON GASPAR DE JOVELLANOS, SENT FROM ROME.
DEDICATION OF THE COMEDY OF THE MOGIGATA TO THE PRINCE OF THE PEACE.
EPISTLE TO DON GASPAR DE JOVELLANOS, SENT FROM ROME.
V. JUAN BAUTISTA DE ARRIAZA.
JUAN BAUTISTA DE ARRIAZA.
TEMPEST AND WAR, OR THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. ODE.
THE PARTING.
TEMPEST AND WAR, OR THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. ODE.
THE PARTING.
VI. MANUEL JOSÈ QUINTANA.
MANUEL JOSÈ QUINTANA.
TO THE SPANISH EXPEDITION FOR THE PROMOTION OF VACCINATION IN AMERICA, UNDER DON FRANCISCO BALMIS.
ON THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR.
TO THE SPANISH EXPEDITION FOR THE PROMOTION OF VACCINATION IN AMERICA, UNDER DON FRANCISCO BALMIS.
ON THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR.
I. GASPAR MELCHOR DE JOVELLANOS.
JOVELLANOS.
EPISTLE TO CEAN BERMUDEZ, ON THE VAIN DESIRES AND STUDIES OF MEN.
TO GALATEA’S BIRD.
TO ENARDA.—I.
TO ENARDA.—II.
EPISTLE TO CEAN BERMUDEZ, ON THE VAIN DESIRES AND STUDIES OF MEN.
TO GALATEA’S BIRD.
TO ENARDA.—I.
TO ENARDA.—II.
II. TOMAS DE IRIARTE.
TOMAS DE IRIARTE.
EPISTLE TO DON DOMINGO DE IRIARTE, ON HIS TRAVELLING TO VARIOUS FOREIGN COURTS.
FABLES.
EPISTLE TO DON DOMINGO DE IRIARTE, ON HIS TRAVELLING TO VARIOUS FOREIGN COURTS.
FABLES.
III. JUAN MELENDEZ VALDES.
MELENDEZ VALDES.
JUVENILITIES.
THE TIMID LOVER.
MY VILLAGE LIFE.
REMEMBRANCES OF YOUTH.
OF THE SCIENCES.
THE DISDAINFUL SHEPHERDESS.
JUVENILITIES.
THE TIMID LOVER.
MY VILLAGE LIFE.
REMEMBRANCES OF YOUTH.
OF THE SCIENCES.
THE DISDAINFUL SHEPHERDESS.
IV. LEANDRO FERNANDEZ MORATIN.
LEANDRO FERNANDEZ MORATIN.
DEDICATION OF THE COMEDY OF THE MOGIGATA TO THE PRINCE OF THE PEACE.
EPISTLE TO DON GASPAR DE JOVELLANOS, SENT FROM ROME.
DEDICATION OF THE COMEDY OF THE MOGIGATA TO THE PRINCE OF THE PEACE.
EPISTLE TO DON GASPAR DE JOVELLANOS, SENT FROM ROME.
V. JUAN BAUTISTA DE ARRIAZA.
JUAN BAUTISTA DE ARRIAZA.
TEMPEST AND WAR, OR THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. ODE.
THE PARTING.
TEMPEST AND WAR, OR THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. ODE.
THE PARTING.
VI. MANUEL JOSÈ QUINTANA.
MANUEL JOSÈ QUINTANA.
TO THE SPANISH EXPEDITION FOR THE PROMOTION OF VACCINATION IN AMERICA, UNDER DON FRANCISCO BALMIS.
ON THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR.
TO THE SPANISH EXPEDITION FOR THE PROMOTION OF VACCINATION IN AMERICA, UNDER DON FRANCISCO BALMIS.
ON THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR.
PART II.
VII. FRANCISCO MARTINEZ DE LA ROSA.
FRANCISCO MARTINEZ DE LA ROSA.
REMEMBRANCE OF SPAIN, WRITTEN IN LONDON IN 1811.
RETURN TO GRANADA, OCTOBER 27, 1831.
EPISTLE TO THE DUQUE DE FRIAS, ON THE DEATH OF THE DUQUESA.
ANACREONTIC.
BACCHANALIAN.
REMEMBRANCE OF SPAIN, WRITTEN IN LONDON IN 1811.
RETURN TO GRANADA, OCTOBER 27, 1831.
EPISTLE TO THE DUQUE DE FRIAS, ON THE DEATH OF THE DUQUESA.
ANACREONTIC.
BACCHANALIAN.
VIII. ANGEL DE SAAVEDRA, DUKE DE RIVAS.
THE DUKE DE RIVAS.
THE ALCAZAR OF SEVILLE.
THE ALCAZAR OF SEVILLE.
IX. MANUEL BRETON DE LOS HERREROS.
MANUEL BRETON DE LOS HERREROS.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—III.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—IV.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—VII.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—III.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—IV.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—VII.
X. JOSÈ MARIA HEREDIA.
JOSÈ MARIA HEREDIA.
SONNET. DEDICATION OF THE SECOND EDITION OF HIS POEMS, TO HIS WIFE.
TO HIS HORSE.
THE SEASON OF THE NORTHERS.
POESY, AN ODE.
ODE TO NIGHT.
SONNET. DEDICATION OF THE SECOND EDITION OF HIS POEMS, TO HIS WIFE.
TO HIS HORSE.
THE SEASON OF THE NORTHERS.
POESY, AN ODE.
ODE TO NIGHT.
XI. JOSÈ DE ESPRONCEDA.
JOSÈ DE ESPRONCEDA.
TO SPAIN, AN ELEGY. LONDON, 1829.
THE CONDEMNED TO DIE.
THE SONG OF THE PIRATE.
TO HARIFA, IN AN ORGY.
TO SPAIN, AN ELEGY. LONDON, 1829.
THE CONDEMNED TO DIE.
THE SONG OF THE PIRATE.
TO HARIFA, IN AN ORGY.
XII. JOSÈ ZORRILLA.
JOSÈ ZORRILLA.
THE CHRISTIAN LADY AND THE MOOR.
ROMANCE. THE WAKING.
ORIENTAL ROMANCE,—BOABDIL.
THE CAPTIVE.
THE TOWER OF MUNION.
THE WARNING.
MEDITATION.
THE CHRISTIAN LADY AND THE MOOR.
ROMANCE. THE WAKING.
ORIENTAL ROMANCE,—BOABDIL.
THE CAPTIVE.
THE TOWER OF MUNION.
THE WARNING.
MEDITATION.
VII. FRANCISCO MARTINEZ DE LA ROSA.
FRANCISCO MARTINEZ DE LA ROSA.
REMEMBRANCE OF SPAIN, WRITTEN IN LONDON IN 1811.
RETURN TO GRANADA, OCTOBER 27, 1831.
EPISTLE TO THE DUQUE DE FRIAS, ON THE DEATH OF THE DUQUESA.
ANACREONTIC.
BACCHANALIAN.
REMEMBRANCE OF SPAIN, WRITTEN IN LONDON IN 1811.
RETURN TO GRANADA, OCTOBER 27, 1831.
EPISTLE TO THE DUQUE DE FRIAS, ON THE DEATH OF THE DUQUESA.
ANACREONTIC.
BACCHANALIAN.
VIII. ANGEL DE SAAVEDRA, DUKE DE RIVAS.
THE DUKE DE RIVAS.
THE ALCAZAR OF SEVILLE.
THE ALCAZAR OF SEVILLE.
IX. MANUEL BRETON DE LOS HERREROS.
MANUEL BRETON DE LOS HERREROS.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—III.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—IV.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—VII.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—III.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—IV.
SATIRICAL LETRILLIAS.—VII.
X. JOSÈ MARIA HEREDIA.
JOSÈ MARIA HEREDIA.
SONNET. DEDICATION OF THE SECOND EDITION OF HIS POEMS, TO HIS WIFE.
TO HIS HORSE.
THE SEASON OF THE NORTHERS.
POESY, AN ODE.
ODE TO NIGHT.
SONNET. DEDICATION OF THE SECOND EDITION OF HIS POEMS, TO HIS WIFE.
TO HIS HORSE.
THE SEASON OF THE NORTHERS.
POESY, AN ODE.
ODE TO NIGHT.
XI. JOSÈ DE ESPRONCEDA.
JOSÈ DE ESPRONCEDA.
TO SPAIN, AN ELEGY. LONDON, 1829.
THE CONDEMNED TO DIE.
THE SONG OF THE PIRATE.
TO HARIFA, IN AN ORGY.
TO SPAIN, AN ELEGY. LONDON, 1829.
THE CONDEMNED TO DIE.
THE SONG OF THE PIRATE.
TO HARIFA, IN AN ORGY.
XII. JOSÈ ZORRILLA.
JOSÈ ZORRILLA.
THE CHRISTIAN LADY AND THE MOOR.
ROMANCE. THE WAKING.
ORIENTAL ROMANCE,—BOABDIL.
THE CAPTIVE.
THE TOWER OF MUNION.
THE WARNING.
MEDITATION.
THE CHRISTIAN LADY AND THE MOOR.
ROMANCE. THE WAKING.
ORIENTAL ROMANCE,—BOABDIL.
THE CAPTIVE.
THE TOWER OF MUNION.
THE WARNING.
MEDITATION.
NOTES.
1. Page 3. “Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos.”
2. Page 3. “An able and distinguished writer,” &c.
3. Page 11. “Bermudez, his biographer.”
4. Page 16. “Merit of first bringing into favour.”
5. Page 18. “Epistle to Cean Bermudez.”
6. Page 30. “To Galatea’s Bird.”
7. Page 32. “To Enarda.—I.”
8. Page 33. “To Enarda.—II.”
9. Page 46. “Epistle to Domingo de Iriarte.”
10. Page 50. “But now the confines of,” &c.
11. Page 52. “Saying as Seneca has said of yore.”
12. Page 53. “Fables.”
13. Page 64. “Iglesias and Gonzalez.”
14. Page 69. “It was for his detractors,” &c.
15. Page 73. “The Duke de Frias.”
16. Page 76. “Best edition, that by Salvà.”
17. Page 77. “Juvenilities.”
18. Page 79. “The Timid Lover.”
El Amante timido.
El Amante timido.
19. Page 81. “My Village Life.”
20. Page 95. “Merits of their national dramas.”
21. Page 104. “There, says his biographer,” &c.
22. Page 113. “Juan Bautista de Arriaza.”
23. Page 145. “Described by Humboldt.”
24. Page 145. “So popular a writer as Larra.”
25. Page 160. “From the proud castled poop,” &c.
26. Page 161. “Conquerors of winds and waves.”
27. Page 163. “And Alcalà, Churruca, also ye!”
28. Page 164. “Yet fell ye not, ye generous squadrons.”
29. Page 170. “The Conde de Toreno.”
30. Page 170. “The celebrated Pacheco.”
31. Page 176. “Rights of the Basque people.”
32. Page 180. “Observation may apply to English verse.”
33. Page 181. “The Roman friend,” &c.
34. Page 183. “I saw upon the shady Thames.”
35. Page 184. “The light foot that never stirs,” &c.
36. Page 216. “His biographer, Pastor Diaz,” &c.
37. Page 216. “The advantages he enjoyed there.”
38. Page 222. “Pedro, surnamed the Cruel.”
39. Page 227. “Yet, ah! those lovely bowers along,” &c.
40. Page 233. “Darting round fierce looks,” &c.
41. Page 234. “The crackling of his arms and knees.”
42. Page 236.
43. Page 259. “Meagre soup bouillie.”
44. Page 260. “Whene’er Don Juan,” &c.
45. Page 269. “The celebrated Lista.”
46. Page 271. “Twelve out of the nineteen stanzas.”
47. Page 272. “Part of his first volume is taken up with imitations.”
En el Album de una Senorita.
In a Lady’s Album.
Written in an Album.
En el Album de una Senorita.
In a Lady’s Album.
Written in an Album.
48. Page 275. “Sonnet, Dedication,” &c.
A mi Esposa.
A mi Esposa.
49. Page 282. “Milton elevated all beyond.”
50. Page 305. “Josè de Espronceda.”
51. Page 315. “Sail on, my swift one, never fear.”
52. Page 323. “Josè Zorrilla.”
53. Page 347. “The Tower of Munion.”
54. Page 352. “Meditation.”
La Meditacion.
La Meditacion.
1. Page 3. “Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos.”
2. Page 3. “An able and distinguished writer,” &c.
3. Page 11. “Bermudez, his biographer.”
4. Page 16. “Merit of first bringing into favour.”
5. Page 18. “Epistle to Cean Bermudez.”
6. Page 30. “To Galatea’s Bird.”
7. Page 32. “To Enarda.—I.”
8. Page 33. “To Enarda.—II.”
9. Page 46. “Epistle to Domingo de Iriarte.”
10. Page 50. “But now the confines of,” &c.
11. Page 52. “Saying as Seneca has said of yore.”
12. Page 53. “Fables.”
13. Page 64. “Iglesias and Gonzalez.”
14. Page 69. “It was for his detractors,” &c.
15. Page 73. “The Duke de Frias.”
16. Page 76. “Best edition, that by Salvà.”
17. Page 77. “Juvenilities.”
18. Page 79. “The Timid Lover.”
El Amante timido.
El Amante timido.
19. Page 81. “My Village Life.”
20. Page 95. “Merits of their national dramas.”
21. Page 104. “There, says his biographer,” &c.
22. Page 113. “Juan Bautista de Arriaza.”
23. Page 145. “Described by Humboldt.”
24. Page 145. “So popular a writer as Larra.”
25. Page 160. “From the proud castled poop,” &c.
26. Page 161. “Conquerors of winds and waves.”
27. Page 163. “And Alcalà, Churruca, also ye!”
28. Page 164. “Yet fell ye not, ye generous squadrons.”
29. Page 170. “The Conde de Toreno.”
30. Page 170. “The celebrated Pacheco.”
31. Page 176. “Rights of the Basque people.”
32. Page 180. “Observation may apply to English verse.”
33. Page 181. “The Roman friend,” &c.
34. Page 183. “I saw upon the shady Thames.”
35. Page 184. “The light foot that never stirs,” &c.
36. Page 216. “His biographer, Pastor Diaz,” &c.
37. Page 216. “The advantages he enjoyed there.”
38. Page 222. “Pedro, surnamed the Cruel.”
39. Page 227. “Yet, ah! those lovely bowers along,” &c.
40. Page 233. “Darting round fierce looks,” &c.
41. Page 234. “The crackling of his arms and knees.”
42. Page 236.
43. Page 259. “Meagre soup bouillie.”
44. Page 260. “Whene’er Don Juan,” &c.
45. Page 269. “The celebrated Lista.”
46. Page 271. “Twelve out of the nineteen stanzas.”
47. Page 272. “Part of his first volume is taken up with imitations.”
En el Album de una Senorita.
In a Lady’s Album.
Written in an Album.
En el Album de una Senorita.
In a Lady’s Album.
Written in an Album.
48. Page 275. “Sonnet, Dedication,” &c.
A mi Esposa.
A mi Esposa.
49. Page 282. “Milton elevated all beyond.”
50. Page 305. “Josè de Espronceda.”
51. Page 315. “Sail on, my swift one, never fear.”
52. Page 323. “Josè Zorrilla.”
53. Page 347. “The Tower of Munion.”
54. Page 352. “Meditation.”
La Meditacion.
La Meditacion.
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