英国文学史及选读.第二册.VOLUME Ⅱ

part vii the romantic period

romanticism in england

william wordsworth

lines

she dwelt among the untrodden ways

i travelled among unknown men

i wandered lonely as a cloud

sonnet: composed upon westminster bridge,september 3, 1802

sonnet: london, 1802

the solitary reaper

george gordon, lord byron

when we two parted

she walks in beauty

sonnet on chillon

childe harold's pilgrimage

a romaunt from canto i

from canto iii

from canto iv (the ocean)

don juan

from canto ii (the isles of greece)

.percy bysshe shelley

ozymandias

a song: "men of england"

ode to the west wind

the cloud

to a sky-lark

john keats

on first looking into chapman's homer

ode to a nightingale

ode on a grecian urn

to autumn

bright star

walter scott

ivanhoe (chapter xiii)

rob roy (chapters xxi and xxx)

jane austen

pride and prejudice (chapter i and ii)

charles lamb

dream-children; a reverie

poor relations

part viii the victorian age

critical realism in england

charles dickens

posthumous papers of the pickwick

club (chapters v and xli)

oliver twist (chapters ii and iii)

william makepeace thackeray

vanity fair (chapter xxxvi)

george eliot

adam bede (chapter xxvii)

charlotte bronte and emily

bronte

jane eyre (chapters v and vii)

wuthering heights(chapter xv)

thomas hood

the song of the shirt

the bridge of sighs

alfred, lord tennyson

ulysses

break, break, break

crossing the bar

robert browning

my last duchess

home-thoughts, from abroad

elizabeth barrett browning

from sonnets from the portuguese (21, 22, 32, 43)

part ix twentieth century literature

the transition from 19th to 20th

century in english literature

thomas hardy

tess of the d'urbervilles (chapters xiv and xxxv)

the son's veto

john galsworthy

the forsyte saga

the man of property (part ii, chapter x)

conscience

oscar wilde

the picture of dorian gray (preface to the picture of dorian gray; chapter x)

george bernard shaw

mrs. warren' s profession

d.h. lawrence

sons and lovers (chapter x)

virginia woolf

mrs. dalloway (an excerpt)

james joyce

araby