61. Internet Archive Search: Subject:death The undertaker s garland bishop, john peale, 1892-1944 Keywords Death Literary collections Downloads 29. The story of our darling Nellie . http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=subject:death&page=2

62. Backgrounds & Precedents john peale bishop. bishop’s “A Recollection” (1934)—a pretty, innocentlooking Italian sonnet by this poet of gentlemanly demeanor, a 1917 Princeton http://www.utm.edu/staff/ngraves/shakespeare/parallels.html

Return to Index Page: Shakespeare’s Lost Sonnets Shakespeare’s Lost Sonnets: A Restoration of the Runes by Roy Neil Graves, Professor of English The University of Tennessee at Martin Some Post-Renaissance Analogues Since my purpose is to try scribal into printed practices, but Shakespeare soon proved me absolutely wrong about that guess. The six subjects below, discussed in segments separated by the background colors, include these men: 1. Ben Jonson 2. Samuel Butler 3. John Dryden 4. William Congreve 5. Joseph Addison 6. Dr. Samuel Johnson 1. Ben Jonson. An Execration on Vulcan (from Underwoods Had I compiled from Amadis de Gaul The Esplandians, Arthurs, Palmerins , and all 30 And so some goodlier monster had begot, Or spun out riddles, and weaved fifty tomes

63. The Drunken Boat Archives at the universities of Delaware, Princeton, and SUNY Stony Brook contain his correspondence with many American writers, including john peale bishop http://www.thedrunkenboat.com/andradefeat.htm

A selection of poems The photo of Jorge Carrera Andrade was taken in the 1950's while he was a diplomat. Work by Steven Ford Brown can be found at the following websites: Britannica Article Cortland Review Issue 7 Cortland Review ... the Marlboro Review Critical writing by Steven Ford Brown at barnesandnoble.com: Heart's Invention: On the Poetry of Vassar Miller Jorge Carrera Andrade The Editors of The Drunken Boat are pleased to present an extensive introduction to the well-known Ecuadorian poet, Jorge Carrera Andrade. This issue contains a selection of Andrade's poetry translated from the Spanish by Steven Ford Brown. by Steven Ford Brown I cannot remember on another occasion finding a place so clear and free of the torment of the spirit that has now become our daily bread. The images of Jorge Carrera Andrade are so extraordinarily clear, so connected to the primitive I imagine I am... participating in a vision already lost to the world. It is a place melancholy but grand. — William Carlos Williams Generally forgotten by American literary critics and anthologists, Ecuadorian Jorge Carrera Andrade (1902-1978) has long been considered by Latin America critics to be one of their most important poets. A country the size of Nevada, Ecuador is bordered by the dense rainforest of the Amazon on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other. The country interior includes both lush farmland and the otherworldly volcanic landscapes and snow-capped mountains of the Andes. It's a country of startling contrasts. This is where Jorge Carrera Andrade grew up.

64. Offoffonline - Off-off-Broadway Reviews, Listings, And More Benjamin Sands delivers a touching A Place Apart as poet john peale bishop, and Daniel Yates s yearning portrayal of the older Scott Fitzgerald is moving, http://offoffonline.com/archives.php?id=399

65. Special Collections: George Marion O'Donnell Craig, nd, 1961 (4 rec d and 3 sent); Bass, Lawrence, 1947, 195760 (16 rec d and 1 sent); Beaudoin, Kenneth L., 1954-55, 1957 (5); bishop, john peale, http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/speccol/odonnellg_list1.shtml

Home About Policies Services ... Links Papers of George Marion O'Donnell (1914-1962) Boxes: 1-8 Box 1: Series I Biographical and Personal Biographical, c. 1938-70 Financial, 1922, 1940-41, 1947-50, 1960-62 Genealogical, nd Legal, 1929, 1931, 1934-36, 1952, 1954 Legal Fannie Bell, 1926, 1937-45 Box 1 (cont'd): Series II Correspondence (one letter received [rec'd] unless otherwise indicated) Abels, Cyrilly, 19057 Abram, Morris B., 1954 (1 sent) Agnew, Donald C., 1957-58 (1 rec'd and 1 sent) Allen, Lee N., 1948 (1 sent) Angel, Robert M., 1958 (2 rec'd and 2 sent) Armistead, Robert A., 1959 Arnold, Norman J., nd Avery, John Hudson, 1960 Barton, Craig, nd, 1961 (4 rec'd and 3 sent) Bass, Lawrence, 1947, 1957-60 (16 rec'd and 1 sent) Beaudoin, Kenneth L., 1954-55, 1957 (5) Bishop, John Peale, 1939 Brennan, Joseph Payne, 1959 Brown, Wendell H. and Eve, 1957-59, 1961 (12 rec'd and 1 sent) Bunting, J. Whitney, 1954 Burris, Betty, 1959-60 (3) Buskirk, Eugene C., 1948 Butler, John, 1954 Cain, Anne, 1952 (2) Camp, John, 1957 Carr, Jeanne, 1953, 1956 (4 rec'd and 3 sent)

66. The Cambridge Introduction To F. Scott Fitzgerald - Cambridge University Press bishop, john peale 19. Boyd, Thomas and Peggy 115–16. Bridges, Robert 29. Brooks, Cleanth 120. Brooks, Van Wyck 114. Broun, Heywood 30,31 http://www.cambridge.org/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=9780521676007&ss=ind

67. Main Street Fine Books - Historical Autographs, Documents, Letters, Manuscripts, At lower left, beneath the postal cancellation, peale signs his normal large, but lost to Albino Luciana (Pope john Paul II); bishop of Milan (195560), http://msfb.wcinet.com/autogrph2.cfm?C=religion&startrow=31

68. New Page 1 During the first half of this century, probably the most widely known West Virginia poet was john peale bishop (18921944), a native of Charles Town. http://www.mountainlit.com/essays2.htm

POETRY IN WEST VIRGINIA THEN AND NOW The following essay, “Songs of the Hills: Poetry in West Virginia appeared in Wonderful West Virginia: A Special Issue West Virginia Poetry , Charleston, WV, November, 1986. It is published on www.mountainlit.com in 2002 by permission of the editors; all rights are retained by Wonderful West Virginia . The author, the late Michael J. Pauley, served on the staff of the West Virginia Department of Culture and History for several years and was active in promoting the literature of West Virginia. This 1986 essay provides an overview of the development of poetry in West Virginia. SONGS OF THE HILLS POETRY in WEST VIRGINIA By Michael Joseph Pauley I am both pleased and honored to serve as consultant and introduce this special issue of Wonderful West Virginia which is devoted to the best of contemporary poetry in the Mountain State. It is designed to illustrate how the special magic of the mountains and the experience of living in West Virginia consistently brings out the best in that most sublime vehicle of human expression, poetry. Poetry has always been an important aspect of literary life in the mountains and valleys of West Virginia.

69. SSSL: Bibliography: Authors: Thomas Daniel Young Allen Tate and john peale bishop An Exchange of Letters, The Republic of Letters in America The Correspondence of john peale bishop and Allen Tate http://www.missq.msstate.edu/sssl/view.php?aid=497

70. Works Cited: E. E. Cummings bishop, john peale. The Poems and Prose of E.E. Cummings. Southern Review 4 (1938) 17386. Rpt. in Rotella, Critical Essays. 125-35. http://www.gvsu.edu/english/cummings/cited.htm

Books and Articles Cited in "Notes on the Writings of E. E. Cummings" (For a shorter, introductory list, go to "Deciphering Cummings" compiler: Michael Webster Primary Sources (writings by Cummings) Research and Bibliographic Resources other lists of books by and about Cummings Collections of Critical Essays on Cummings Secondary Sources (writings about Cummings) Works Cited: Primary Sources Ahearn, Barry, ed. Pound / Cummings: The Correspondence of Ezra Pound and E. E. Cummings . Ann Arbor: U of Michigan P, 1996. Cummings, E. E. Complete Poems 1913-1962 . Ed George J. Firmage. New York: HBJ, 1972. Complete Poems . New York: Liveright, 1994. Abbreviated CP Etcetera: The Unpublished Poems of E. E. Cummings . Ed. George James Firmage and Richard S. Kennedy. New York: Liveright, 1983. Abbreviated ETC The Enormous Room : A typescript edition with drawings by the author . Ed. George James Firmage. New York: Liveright, 1978. Him . New York: Boni and Liveright, 1927. Reprinted. New York: Liveright, 1955, 1970. Eimi . New York: Covici, Friede, 1933. Reprinted. New York: William Sloane, 1949. Reprinted with an introduction by EEC, New York: Grove Press, 1958. i: six nonlectures . Cambridge: Harvard UP, 1953.

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72. W. S. Merwin: An Informal Poetry Colloquium There is a poet of my generation— john peale bishop. He died in his 40s 5/21/18924/4/1944. He was a friend of F. Scott Fitzgerald, and a literary editor http://wisdomportal.com/Stanford/WSMerwin-Colloquium.html

W. S. Merwin W. S. Merwin An Informal Poetry Colloquium Margaret Jacks Hall, Building 460, Terrace Room 426, Stanford University Tuesday, April 27, 2004, 11:00 am-12:15 pm Edited by Peter Y. Chou WisdomPortal.com Preface: Walking to Margaret Jacks Hall, I noticed that the tiles around Stanford's Quad had an 8-petalled flower logo which resembled the cover of Merwin's The Compass Flower (1977). I got here early and found an aisle seat in the 2nd row. A woman in the front row had a copy of Merwin's Vixen which she borrowed from the Los Altos Library. I asked her to see the book and jotted down some lines which I missed in my notes at yesterday's Merwin reading. Eavan Boland Wen Fu Tao Te Ching , Hamill said it was not a faithful translation as Mitchell doesn't know Chinese. I defended Mitchell saying that he had studied with Korean Zen Master Seung Sahn, and I had attended many of their Dharma Talks at the Cambridge Zen Center. Hamill said "Mitchell's work is not a translation but a rendition. The original Chinese words of Lao Tzu are not even present in Mitchell's version." I then asked, "How about the translations of William Porter (Red Pine) on the Tao Te Ching and Cold Mountain Poems of Han-shan Q: Paradox plays an important role in your poems.

73. Charles Willson Peale Charles Willson peale Charles Willson peale. He lived in Boston in 1768 9, where he had some instruction from john Singleton Copley, and in 1770 he http://www.virtualology.com/virtualmuseumofart/hallofamericanart/CHARLESWILLSONP

You are in: Museum of Art Hall of American Art Charles Willson Peale Citation: Website address (ie benjaminfranklin.org ), edited by Stanley L. Klos and volunteer editor's name, if any, listed at bottom - Carnegie, PA 1999-2006. We rely on volunteers to edit the sites on a continual basis. If you would like to edit this site please submit edits and  biographies in text form Charles Willson Peale PEALE, Charles Willson artist, born in Chestertown, Maryland, 16 April, 1741; died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 22 February, 1827. He followed for some time the trade of a saddler in Annapolis, but, having seen a portrait while visiting Norfolk, Virginia, he determined to attempt art, and on his return he executed a likeness of himself. His success induced him to change his vocation from saddle making to portrait painting. He lived in Boston in 1768'9, where he had some instruction from John Singleton Copley , and in 1770 he went to London, England, bearing letters to Benjamin West , who received him kindly, and whose pupil he became. In London, Peale also studied modeling in wax, casting and molding in plaster, engraving in mezzotinto, and miniature painting. He returned to Annapolis in 1774, began painting portraits, and two years later established himself in Philadelphia. Later he became a captain of volunteers, and was present at the

74. JOHN CARROLL ELECTRONIC DISPLAY This portrait, a linocut by Charles Zarobila, is based on a painting of john Carroll attributed by family tradition to Charles Willson peale, c. 1776. http://www.jcu.edu/library/johncarr/jced.htm

THE LIFE OF JOHN CARROLL JOHN CARROLL (1735-1815) This portrait, a linocut by Charles Zarobila, is based on a painting of John Carroll attributed by family tradition to Charles Willson Peale, c. 1776. In this picture, Carroll is about 40 years of age. Click on any Picture in this Presentation to See a Larger Version EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION John Carroll was born on January 8, 1735, in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, the son of Daniel and Eleanor (Darnall) Carroll. Carroll came from a prominent colonial family; his father was a successful Maryland merchant, and his mother, a highly educated woman, was an heiress in one of Maryland's richest families. From 1746 to 1748, Carroll attended Bohemia Manor, a Jesuit academy in northern Maryland. In July of 1748, he went to St. Omer College in French Flanders, a school run by English Jesuits. In 1753, he entered the Jesuit Novitiate at Watten, Flanders, and took his first religious vows in 1755. Also at Watten, from 1756 to 1757, Carroll studied literature. At the Jesuit college in Liege, between 1757 and 1760, Carroll studied philosophy. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1769 and took his final vows as a Jesuit in 1771. JOHN CARROLL'S MOTHER This portrait of Eleanor Darnell Carroll (1703/4-1796) was painted by John Wollaston.

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