I like to see it lap the Miles- (J. 585) 847
The way I read a letter's- this- (J.636) 848
I cannot live with you - (J.640) 848
Pain - has an element of blank - (J.650) 849
A thought went up my mind today- (j. 701) 849
Because I could not stop for death- (J. 701) 849
Because I could not stop for death - (J. 712) 849
A death blow is a life blow to some (J. 816) 849
Not what we did shall be the test (J. 823) 849
A narrow fellow in the grass (J. 986) 850
I never saw a Moor- (J. 1052) 850
The bustle in a house (J. 1078) 850
Revolution is the Pod (J. 1082) 850
The last night that she lived (J. 1100) 850
We never know how high we are (J. 1176) 851
He preached upon "Breadth" till it argued him narrow- (J. 1207) 851
There is no frigate like a book (J. 1263) 851
Not with a club, the heart is broken (J. 1304) 851
Pink- small- and punctual- (J. 1332) 851
A route of evanescence (J. 1463) 851
Before you thought of spring (J. 1465) 852
How happy is the little stone (J. 1510) 852
As imperceptibly as grief (J. 154) 852
He ate and drank the precious words- (J. 1587) 852
Apparently with no surprise (J. 1624) 852
My life closed twice before its close- (J. 1732) 852
Elysium is as far as to (J. 1760) 853
SIDNEY LANIER (1842-1881) 853
The symphony 854
REALISTS AND REGIONALISTS
MARK TWAIN (1835-1910) 862
The notorious jumping frog of calaveras county 864
roughing it
[when the buffalo climbed a tree] 868
Life on mississippi
Frescoes from the past 871
The boys' ambition 878
[A mississippi cub-pilot] 881
The man that corrupted hadleyburg 886
Letters from the earth
Letter II: Satan to Michael and Gabriel 917
WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS (1837-1920) 919
Criticism and fiction
chapter II [The true standard of the arts] 922
Chapter XIII [How can an art decay?] 924