The Love Letters of Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh, Volumen1

John Lane, 1909 - 400 páginas

wonders why he never thinks of coming out to	xlix

CARLYLE16 Carnegie Street Edinburgh	5

to write to her Tells her that he has found the path	12

CARLYLE3 Moray Street 26 February 1822	16

Thanks Carlyle for the Tragedies and for his Faust	20

CARLYLE3 Moray Street Edinburgh	27

Likes the task Miss Welsh has imposed upon himcorrect	31

Likes Delphine better than any novel of six volumes	42

A text for a sermon on the emptiness of human hopes We	212

Describes a coachjourney in company of Dr Fyffe	222

MISS WELSHSouthwick Galloway	239

Halfdemented with the confusions of Templand if	255

of Bridekirks Hunting	256

MISS WELSHHell Templand	265

September 1823	275

heavenly feeling that unites them Might not each	283

Sends Miss Welsh Sismondis Littérature du Midi	48

making very tolerable verses Asks her to meditate some	49

Delighted with the personal details in Miss Welshs last	55

ambition what a brilliant figure she would make	60

Sends more sheets of Meister to Miss Welsh Was never	66

Sends Miss Welsh OMearas Napoleon in Exile	68

Thanks Miss Welsh for her Highland Letter the most	79

CARLYLE3 Moray Street November 1822	85

MISS WELSHHaddington 11 November 1822	110

CARLYLE3 Moray Street Edinburgh	125

Unable to get Faust the libraries being shut for	130

CARLYLE3 Moray Street 3 January 1823	138

MISS WELSHHaddington 18 January 1823	151

CARLYLE3 Moray Street 16 December 1822	167

MISS WELSHHaddington 28 February 1823	175

and to make another attempt to read Götz High	176

CARLYLE3 Moray Street 26 March 1823	184

Is glad to learn from a sheet pretending to be a Letter	190

Demurs as to Miss Welshs conclusion regarding	198

Finishes Part I of the Life of Schiller Sends it	204

MISS WELSHHaddington 14 October 1823	290

Honours Miss Welshs wisdom and decision she has put their	292

CARLYLEKinnaird House 22 October 1823	294

Has been nearer heaven since Carlyle heard from her than	301

CARLYLEKinnaird House 12 October 1823	305

CARLYLE35 Bristo Street Edinburgh	310

Satisfaction on receiving Carlyles last letter Was fearing	317

most enviable thing for man or woman She must	321

MISS WELSH22 George Square Edinburgh	329

Regrets and apologies for her behaviour to Carlyle at their	335

MISS WELSHHaddington 14 March 1824	342

Complains of too frequent and longprotracted teaparties	350

merely a few weeks amusement No one but Irvings	360

In great anxiety to hear from Carlyle fearing he is in trouble	368

unable to work Her Mother grown kinder to her	375

His ideas cannot rest for nothing about him or his fortunes	383

MISS WELSHHaddington 11 August 1824	394

Leander and the Alpenlied Has set his heart	398

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Título	The Love Letters of Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh, Volumen1 The Love Letters of Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh, Thomas Carlyle
Autor	Thomas Carlyle
Editores	Thomas Carlyle, Alexander Carlyle
Edición	2
Editor	John Lane, 1909
Procedencia del original	Biblioteca Pública de Lyon
Digitalizado	25 Ene. 2017
ISBN	0404140505, 9780404140502
Largo	400 páginas

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