Лоренс Даррелл «A Private Country»

В произведение входит: по порядкупо годупо рейтингу

Fangbrand (1943)			-
Carol on Corfu (1943)			-
Summer in Corfu (1943)			-
In Arcadia (1943)			-
To Argos (1943)			-
At Corinth (1943)			-
On Ithaca Standing (1943)			-
A Small Scripture  [= A Small Scripture to Nancy] (1939)			-
Father Nicholas His Death in the Ionian  [= Father Nicholas His Death; Father Nicholas His Death: Corfu] (1939)			-
A Noctuary in Athens (1943)			-
Nemea (1943)			-
Exile in Athens (1943)			-
In Crisis  [= In a Time of Crisis] (1941)			-
Journal in Paris  [= Paris Journal] (1943)			-
Daphnis and Chloe (1943)			-
The Hanged Man (1939)			-
The Death of General Uncebunke  [= The Death of General Uncebunke: A Biography in Little] (1938)			-
Fourteen Carols and Five Soliloquies upon the Tomb of Uncebunke
Fourteen Carols
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. In the greenhouse and in the potting-shed...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. He sleeps in the music-room of the Host...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Aunt Prudence, she was the eye of the needle...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. Not a bad sport the boys will tell you...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. His sleep is of the Babylonian deep-sea...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence shall cross also the great white barrier...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. He sleeps the steep sleep of his zone...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. Three, six, nine of the dead languages...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence had no dog and but one cat...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. He sleeps the sharp sleep of the unstrung harp...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle has gone beyond astronomy. He sleeps in the pocket of Lapland...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence was told the tale of the chimney-corner...”) (1943)			-
*** (“My uncle sleeps in the image of death. The shadow of other worlds, deep-water penumbra...”) (1943)			-
*** (“Prudence sweetly sang both crotchet and quaver...”) (1943)			-
Five Soliloquies upon the Tomb of Uncebunke
*** (“My uncle has entered his soliloquy; He keeps vigil under the black sigil...”) (1938)			-
*** (“Friends, Romans, countrymen...”) (1938)			-
*** (“Friends, Humans, Englishmen!..”) (1938)			-
*** (“My uncle has entered his soliloquy; Under the black sigil the old white one...”) (1938)			-
*** (“My uncle has entered his soliloquy; The candles shed their fur...”) (1938)			-
To Ping-Kû, Asleep (1943)			-
Je est un autre  [= ‘Je est un Autre’] (1943)			-
Conon in Exile (1943)			-
A Ballad of the Good Lord Nelson (1943)			-
‘The Sonnet of Hamlet’ (1943)			-
Letter to Seferis the Greek (1941)			-
Egyptian Poem (1943)			-
The Egg (1943)			-
Matapan (1943)			-
At Epidaurus (1943)			-