English Literature for Boys and Girls
- First published
- 1909
- Pages
- 681
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Chapter I: In the Listening Time
9:01 -
Chapter II: The Story of the Cattle Raid of Cooley
13:35 -
Chapter III: One of the Sorrows of Story-telling
6:38 -
Chapter IV: The Story of a Literary Lie
6:14 -
Chapter V: The Story of Fingal
8:40 -
Chapter VI: About Some Old Welsh Stories
12:01 -
Chapter VII: How the Story of Arthur was Written in English
15:12 -
Chapter VIII: The Beginning of the Reading Time
13:29 -
Chapter IX: "The Passing of Arthur"
9:46 -
Chapter X: The Adventures of An Old English Book
9:56 -
Chapter XI: The Story of Beowulf
10:44 -
Chapter XII: The Father of English Song
14:32 -
Chapter XIII: How Caedmon Sang, and How He Fell Once More on Silence
11:04 -
Chapter XIV: The Father of English History
16:32 -
Chapter XV: How Alfred the Great Fought With His Pen
8:04 -
Chapter XVI: When English Slept
9:11 -
Chapter XVII: The Story of Havelok the Dane
12:39 -
Chapter XVIII: About Some Song Stories
13:13 -
Chapter XIX: "Piers the Ploughman"
10:41 -
Chapter XX: "Piers the Ploughman" - continued
13:54 -
Chapter XXI: How the Bible Came to the People
12:00 -
Chapter XXII: Chaucer - Bread and Milk for Children
7:39 -
Chapter XXIII: Chaucer - "The Canterbury Tales"
11:37 -
Chapter XXIV: Chaucer - At the Tabard Inn
17:23 -
Chapter XXV: The First English Guide-Book
13:43 -
Chapter XXVI: Barbour - "The Bruce," The Beginnings of a Struggle
14:39 -
Chapter XXVII: Barbour - "The End of the Struggle"
11:21 -
Chapter XXVIII: A Poet King
17:51 -
Chapter XXIX: The Death of the Poet King
17:25 -
Chapter XXX: Dunbar - The Wedding of the Thistle and the Rose
17:21 -
Chapter XXXI: At the Sign of the Red Pale
18:34 -
Chapter XXXII: About the Beginning of the Theater
13:20 -
Chapter XXXIII: How the Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
12:31 -
Chapter XXXIV: The Story of Everyman
7:26 -
Chapter XXXV: How a Poet Comforted a Girl
18:20 -
Chapter XXXVI: The Renaissance
10:55 -
Chapter XXXVII: The Land of Nowhere
21:25 -
Chapter XXXVIII: The Death of Sir Thomas More
10:28 -
Chapter XXXIX: How the Sonnet Came to England
14:01 -
Chapter XL: The Beginning of Blank Verse
9:31 -
Chapter XLI: Spenser - The "Shepherd's Calendar"
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Chapter XLII: Spenser - The "Faery Queen"
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Chapter XLIII: Spenser - His Last Days
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Chapter XLIV: About the First Theaters
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Chapter XLV: Shakespeare - The Boy
13:44 -
Chapter XLVI: Shakespeare - The Man
15:47 -
Chapter LXVII: Shakespeare - "The Merchant of Venice"
31:21 -
Chapter XLVIII: Jonson - "Every Man in His Humour"
23:01 -
Chapter XLIX: Jonson - "The Sad Shepherd"
12:09 -
Chapter L: Raleigh - "The Revenge"
25:48 -
Chapter LI: Raleigh - "The History of the World"
15:57 -
Chapter LII: Bacon - New Ways of Wisdom
20:53 -
Chapter LIII: Bacon - The Happy Island
13:03 -
Chapter LIV: About Some Lyric Poets
14:38 -
Chapter LV: Herbert - The Parson Poet
17:51 -
Chapter LVI: Herrick and Marvell - Of Blossoms and Bowers
24:46 -
Chapter LVII: Milton - Sight and Growth
22:45 -
Chapter LVIII: Milton - Darkness and Death
21:14 -
Chapter LIX: Bunyan - "The Pilgrim's Progress"
27:39 -
Chapter LX: Dryden - The New Poetry
25:40 -
Chapter LXI: Defoe - The First Newspaers
16:22 -
Chapter LXII: Defoe - "Robinson Crusoe"
14:39 -
Chapter LXIII: Swift - The "Journal to Stella"
15:51 -
Chapter LXIV: Swift - "Gulliver's Travels"
15:33 -
Chapter LXV: Addison - The "Spectator"
28:40 -
Chapter LXVI: "Steele - The Soldier Author
19:32 -
Chapter LXVII: Pope - "The Rape of the Lock"
29:49 -
Chapter LXVIII: Johnson - Days of Struggle
18:23 -
Chapter LXIX: Johnson - The End of the Journey
22:36 -
Chapter LXX: Goldsmith - The Vagabond
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Chapter LXXI: Goldsmith - "The Vicar of Wakefield"
15:49 -
Chapter LXXXII: Burns - The Plowman Poet
25:38 -
Chapter LXXIII: Cowper - "The Task"
11:47 -
Chapter LXXIV: Wordsworth - The Poet of Nature
12:11 -
Chapter LXXV: Wordsworth and Coleridge - the Lake Poets
19:52 -
Chapter LXXVI: Coleridge and Southey - Sunshine and Shadow
14:01 -
Chapter LXXVII: Scott - The Awakening of Romance
16:50 -
Chapter LXXVIII: Scott - "The Wizard of the North"
13:28 -
Chapter LXXIX: Byron - "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage"
22:59 -
Chapter LXXX: Shelley - The Poet of Love
30:24 -
Chapter LXXXI: Keats - The Poet of Beauty
18:40 -
Chapter LXXXII: Carlyle - The Sage of Chelsea
27:14 -
Chapter LXXXIII: Thackeray - The Cynic?
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Chapter LXXXIV: Dickens - Smiles and Tears
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Chapter LXXXV: Tennyson - The Poet of Friendship
15:55
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English Literature for Boys and Girls is a 1909 survey by H. E. Marshall (1867-1941), the Scottish writer whose Our Island Story was the best-loved children's history of its age. Here she does for literature what that book did for history, telling the story of English writing from Beowulf and Chaucer to the Victorians as a chain of lively author-tales. Generations met Shakespeare and Bunyan first through her pages, and homeschoolers have revived the book in our own day. Free PDF download available on BDeBooks.
Contents
- Year 7
- Chapter II THE STORY OF THE CATTLE RAID OF COOLEY
- Chapter III ONE OF THE SORROWS OF STORY-TELLING
- Chapter IV THE STORY OF A LITERARY LIE
- Chapter V THE STORY OF FINGAL
- Chapter VI ABOUT SOME OLD WELSH STORIES AND STORY-TELLERS
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- First published
- 1909
- Pages
- 681
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Literature
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