Act IV
read in the voice of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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Reciter 01
Amy Lowell1 recording · 1m total
Reciter 02
Archibald Lampman3 recordings · 4m total
Reciter 03
D. H. Lawrence1 recording · 1m total
Reciter 04
Emily Dickinson3 recordings · 3m total
Reciter 05
Eugene Field1 recording · 1m total
Reciter 06
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow44 recordings · 1h 05m total
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Act IV
1:47 - 11
A Fragment
1:36 - 12
Aglaia
1:16 - 13
Angels Ministrant
1:23 - 14
An Old Jew
1:24 - 15
Atropos
1:41 - 16
Ballads and Other Poems
1:13 - 17
By Christoph August Tiedge
1:41 - 18
By Gil Vicente
1:36 - 19
By the Fireside
1:32 - 20
Canzone
1:18 - 21
Captains
1:32 - 22
Cardinal Marcello
1:24 - 23
Chief Priests
1:21 - 24
Chorus of Birds
1:19 - 25
Chorus of Dryades
1:30 - 26
Chorus of Reeds
1:16 - 27
Delia
1:38 - 28
Endicott
1:37 - 29
Euphrosyne
1:18 - 30
Farmer
1:35 - 31
Forester
1:13 - 32
Friar John
1:21 - 33
Gabriel
1:36 - 34
Gaspar
1:37 - 35
Inscription on the Shanklin Fountain
1:16 - 36
Judas
1:25 - 37
Judas Maccabaeus
1:17 - 38
Julia
1:46 - 39
Julius
1:39 - 40
Lachesis
1:34 - 41
Melchior
1:29 - 42
Orifel
1:33 - 43
Rhymes
1:39 - 44
Samaritan Woman
1:27 - 45
SAVANNAHS, grassy plains
1:22 - 46
Second Scholar
1:15 - 47
The Bridegroom
1:30 - 48
THE CONTRACT was considered almost as binding as a marriage. Remember
1:47 - 49
The House of Simon the Pharisee
1:22 - 50
The Musicians
1:25 - 51
The Spanish Student
1:21 - 52
Thomas
1:40 - 53
Titian
1:32
Reciter 07
Homer4 recordings · 6m total
Reciter 08
James Russell Lowell21 recordings · 31m total
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Are Dedicated
1:38 - 59
Build out its piers: The beams of light are like the piers or
1:46 - 60
Earlier Poems
1:16 - 61
Elder than the Day: Elder than the first Day. "And God called
1:40 - 62
For a Memorial Window to Sir Walter Raleigh, Set up in St. Margaret's,
1:22 - 63
Harp: Prof. William Vaughn Moody questions whether "the use of
1:15 - 64
Houghton, Mifflin and Company
1:37 - 65
It must not be forgotten that this old Sir Launfal is only in the
1:16 - 66
Kettelopotomachia
1:36 - 67
Many Literary, Learned, and Scientific Societies,
1:32 - 68
Monna Lisa
1:36 - 69
Old Testament Stories in Scripture Language
1:38 - 70
Simond's hill: In the essay _Cambridge Thirty Years Ago_ Lowell
1:25 - 71
The all-sustaining Beauty: The all-pervading spirit of God that
1:16 - 72
The Broken Tryst
1:42 - 73
The cowslip startles: Surprises the eye with its bright patches
1:29 - 74
Upon receiving the news that the war was ended, Lowell wrote to
1:41 - 75
Visionary tints: The term Indian summer is given to almost any
1:17 - 76
When Moses sent men to "spy out" the Promised Land, they reported
1:34 - 77
Without avail: Was Sir Launfal's long quest entirely without
1:43 - 78
With this passage read the last two stanzas of _Mr. Hosea Biglow
1:14
Reciter 09
Percy Bysshe Shelley12 recordings · 17m total
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A Hate-Song
1:22 - 80
A Vision of the Sea
1:14 - 81
Cancelled Stanza of the Mask of Anarchy
1:44 - 82
Epipsychidion
1:29 - 83
Epitaph
1:32 - 84
From the Greek
1:41 - 85
Hymn to Mercury. Translated from the Greek of Homer
1:35 - 86
Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Mcholson
1:30 - 87
Punctual Variations
1:25 - 88
Sonnet. from the Italian of Dante
1:32 - 89
Sonnet to Byron
1:17 - 90
The Sensitive Plant
1:28
Reciter 10
Robert Frost2 recordings · 3m total
Reciter 11
Sappho2 recordings · 2m total
Reciter 12
Walt Whitman4 recordings · 5m total
Reciter 13
William Blake2 recordings · 2m total
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