Notes to Life Without and Life Within — Reading edition
50 notes · Reading edition
GŒTHE. · Note 1GŒTHE. · Note 2GŒTHE. · Note 3GŒTHE. · Note 4LETTERS FROM A LANDSCAPE PAINTER.[5] · Note 1BEETHOVEN.[6] · Note 1BEETHOVEN.[6] · Note 2BROWN'S NOVELS.[8] · Note 1EDGAR A. POE.[9] · Note 1ALFIERI AND CELLINI.[10] · Note 1ITALY.—CARY'S DANTE. · Note 1NAPOLEON AND HIS MARSHALS.[12] · Note 1PHYSICAL EDUCATION.[13] · Note 1PHYSICAL EDUCATION.[13] · Note 2FREDERICK DOUGLASS.[15] · Note 1PHILIP VAN ARTEVELDE.[16] · Note 1PHILIP VAN ARTEVELDE.[16] · Note 2SHELLEY'S POEMS[18] · Note 1FESTUS.[19] · Note 1FRENCH NOVELISTS OF THE DAY.[20] · Note 1THE NEW SCIENCE, OR THE PHILOSOPHY OF MESMERISM OR ANIMAL MAGNETISM.[21] · Note 1DEUTSCHE SCHNELLPOST.[22] · Note 1OLIVER CROMWELL.[23] · Note 1OLIVER CROMWELL.[23] · Note 2OLIVER CROMWELL.[23] · Note 3EMERSON'S ESSAYS[26] · Note 1CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.[27] · Note 1NEW YEAR'S DAY. · Note 1NEW YEAR'S DAY. · Note 2NEW YEAR'S DAY. · Note 3NEW YEAR'S DAY. · Note 4NEW YEAR'S DAY. · Note 5MARIANA[33] · Note 1SUNDAY MEDITATIONS ON VARIOUS TEXTS. · Note 1APPEAL FOR AN ASYLUM FOR DISCHARGED FEMALE CONVICTS. · Note 1KLOPSTOCK AND META.[36] · Note 1WHAT FITS A MAN TO BE A VOTER? A Fable. · Note 1WHAT FITS A MAN TO BE A VOTER? A Fable. · Note 2WHAT FITS A MAN TO BE A VOTER? A Fable. · Note 3WHAT FITS A MAN TO BE A VOTER? A Fable. · Note 4CASSIUS M. CLAY. · Note 1FRAGMENTARY THOUGHTS FROM MARGARET FULLER'S JOURNAL. · Note 1FAREWELL.[43] · Note 1TO A GOLDEN HEART WORN ROUND THE NECK.[44] · Note 1THE ONE IN ALL. · Note 1THE CAPTURED WILD HORSE.[46] · Note 1TO MISS R. B.[47] · Note 1SISTRUM.[48] · Note 1SADNESS. · Note 1LINES WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM.[50] · Note 1