The Collected Works of CHARLES BAUDELAIRE E-Book

Charles Baudelaire.

• Herausgeber: PergamonMedia
• Kategorie: Gesellschafts- und Liebesromane
• Serie: Highlights of World Literature
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2015

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Beschreibung

This comprehensive eBook presents the complete works or all the significant works - the Œuvre - of this famous and brilliant writer in one ebook - easy-to-read and easy-to-navigate: • The Poems and Prose Poems of Charles Baudelaire • Les Fleurs du Mal. • Baudelaire: His Prose and Poetry • Figures of Several CenturiesArthur Symons •, His LifeThéophile Gautier • The Three Hills, and Other Poems and John Collings Squire • THE FLOWERS OF EVIL • The Dance of Death • The Beacons • The Sadness of the Moon • Exotic Perfume • Beauty • The Balcony • The Sick Muse • The Venal Muse • The Evil Monk • The Temptation • The Irreparable • A Former Life • Don Juan in Hades • The Living Flame • Correspondences • The Flask • Reversibility • The Eyes of Beauty • Sonnet of Autumn • The Remorse of the Dead • The Ghost • To a Madonna • The Sky • Spleen • The Owls • Bien Loin D'Ici • Music • Contemplation • To a Brown Beggar-maid • The Swan • The Seven Old Men • The Little Old Women • A Madrigal of Sorrow • The Ideal • Mist and Rain • Sunset • The Corpse • An Allegory • The Accursed • La Beatrice • The Soul of Wine • The Wine of Lovers • The Death of Lovers • The Death of The Poor • The Benediction • Gypsies Travelling • Franciscæ Meæ Laudes • Robed in a Silken Robe • A Landscape • The Voyage • LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE The Stranger Every Man His Chimæra Venus and the Fool Intoxication The Gifts of the Moon The Invitation to the Voyage What Is Truth? Already! The Double Chamber At One O'clock in the Morning The Confiteor of the Artist The Thyrsus The Marksman THe Shooting-range and the Cemetery The Desire to Paint The Glass-Vendor The Widows The Temptations; or, Eros, Plutus, and Glory • POEMS IN PROSE. • etc.

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Content

THE POEMS AND PROSE POEMS

WITH AN INTRODUCTORY PREFACE BY

JAMES HUNEKER

CHARLES BAUDELAIRE.

BY JAMES HUNEKER.

I

II

III

THE FLOWERS OF EVIL

THE DANCE OF DEATH.

THE BEACONS.

THE SADNESS OF THE MOON.

EXOTIC PERFUME.

BEAUTY.

THE BALCONY.

THE SICK MUSE.

THE VENAL MUSE.

THE EVIL MONK.

THE TEMPTATION.

THE IRREPARABLE.

II.

A FORMER LIFE.

DON JUAN IN HADES.

THE LIVING FLAME.

CORRESPONDENCES.

THE FLASK.

REVERSIBILITY.

THE EYES OF BEAUTY.

SONNET OF AUTUMN.

THE REMORSE OF THE DEAD.

THE GHOST.

TO A MADONNA.

THE SKY.

SPLEEN.

THE OWLS.

BIEN LOIN D'ICI.

MUSIC.

CONTEMPLATION.

TO A BROWN BEGGAR-MAID.

THE SWAN.

II.

THE SEVEN OLD MEN.

THE LITTLE OLD WOMEN.

II.

III.

IV.

A MADRIGAL OF SORROW.

THE IDEAL.

MIST AND RAIN.

SUNSET.

THE CORPSE.

AN ALLEGORY.

THE ACCURSED.

LA BEATRICE.

THE SOUL OF WINE.

THE WINE OF LOVERS.

THE DEATH OF LOVERS.

THE DEATH OF THE POOR.

THE BENEDICTION.

GYPSIES TRAVELLING.

FRANCISCÆ MEÆ LAUDES.

ROBED IN A SILKEN ROBE.

A LANDSCAPE.

THE VOYAGE.

II.

III.

IV.

V.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE

THE STRANGER.

EVERY MAN HIS CHIMÆRA.

VENUS AND THE FOOL.

INTOXICATION.

THE GIFTS OF THE MOON.

THE INVITATION TO THE VOYAGE.

WHAT IS TRUTH?

ALREADY!

THE DOUBLE CHAMBER.

AT ONE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING.

THE CONFITEOR OF THE ARTIST.

THE THYRSUS.

TO FRANZ LISZT.

THE MARKSMAN.

THE SHOOTING-RANGE AND THE CEMETERY.

THE DESIRE TO PAINT.

THE GLASS-VENDOR.

THE WIDOWS.

THE TEMPTATIONS; OR, EROS, PLUTUS, AND GLORY.

THE FLOWERS OF EVIL

DEDICATED TO ARTHUR SYMONS

Benediction

Echoes

The Sick Muse

The Venal Muse

The Evil Monk

The Enemy

Ill Luck

Interior Life

Man and the Sea

Beauty

The Ideal

The Giantess

Hymn to Beauty

Exotic Perfume

La Chevelure

Sonnet XXVIII

Posthumous Remorse

The Balcony

The Possessed One

Semper Eadem

All Entire

Sonnet XLIII

The Living Torch

The Spiritual Dawn

Evening Harmony

Overcast Sky

Invitation to a Journey

"Causerie"

Autumn Song

Sisina

To a Creolean Lady

Moesta et Errabunda

The Ghost

Autumn Song

Sadness of the Moon-Goddess

Cats

Owls

Music

The Joyous Defunct

The Broken Bell

Spleen

Obsession

Magnetic Horror

The Lid

Bertha's Eyes

The Set of the Romantic Sun

Meditation

To a Passer-by

Illusionary Love

Mists and Rains

The Wine of Lovers

Condemned Women

The Death of the Lovers

The Death of the Poor

BAUDELAIRE: HIS PROSE AND POETRY

FLOWERS OF EVIL

AVE ATQUE VALE

In Memory of Charles Baudelaire

By ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE

PREFACE

CHARLES BAUDELAIRE:

A STUDY BY F. P. STURM.

I

II

III

IV

POEMS IN PROSE

Translated by Arthur Symons

I

THE FAVOURS OF THE MOON

II

WHICH IS TRUE?

III

"L'INVITATION AU VOYAGE"

IV

THE EYES OF THE POOR

V

WINDOWS

VI

CROWDS

VII

THE CAKE

VIII

EVENING TWILIGHT

IX

"ANYWHERE OUT OF THE WORLD"

X

A HEROIC DEATH

XI

BE DRUNKEN

XII

EPILOGUE

POEMS IN PROSE

Translated by Joseph T. Shipley

DEDICATION

To

ARSÈNE HOUSSAYE

A JESTER

THE DOG AND THE VIAL

THE WILD WOMAN AND THE COQUETTE

THE OLD MOUNTEBANK

THE CLOCK

A HEMISPHERE IN A TRESS

THE PLAYTHING OF THE POOR

THE GIFTS OF THE FAIRIES

SOLITUDE

PROJECTS

THE LOVELY DOROTHEA

THE COUNTERFEIT MONEY

THE GENEROUS PLAYER

THE ROPE

To Edward Manet

CALLINGS

A THOROUGHBRED

THE MIRROR

THE HARBOR

MISTRESSES' PORTRAITS

SOUP AND THE CLOUDS

THE LOSS OF A HALO

MLLE. BISTOURY

LET US FLAY THE POOR

GOOD DOGS

TO MR. JOSEPH STEVENS

LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE

Translated by F. P. Sturm

EVERY MAN HIS CHIMÆRA

VENUS AND THE FOOL

ALREADY!

THE DOUBLE CHAMBER

AT ONE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING

THE CONFITEOR OF THE ARTIST

THE THYRSUS

TO FRANZ LISZT

THE MARKSMAN

THE SHOOTING-RANGE AND THE CEMETERY

THE DESIRE TO PAINT

THE GLASS-VENDOR

THE WIDOWS

THE TEMPTATIONS; OR, EROS, PLUTUS, AND GLORY

THE FLOWERS OF EVIL

Translated by F. P. Sturm

FROM THE FLOWERS OF EVIL

Translated by W. J. Robertson

THREE POEMS FROM BAUDELAIRE

Translated by Richard Herne Shepherd

INTIMATE PAPERS FROM THE UNPUBLISHED WORKS OF BAUDELAIRE

Translated by Joseph T. Shipley

ROCKETS

MY HEART LAID BARE

INTIMATE PAPERS

ROCKETS

I

II

III

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

XIII

XV

XVI

XVII

XVIII

XIX

XX

XXI

XXII

XXIII

XXIV

XXV

XXVI

MY HEART LAID BARE

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

XIII

XIV

XV

XVI

XVII

XVIII

XIX

XX

XXII

XXIII

XXIV

XXV

XXVI

XXVII

XXVIII

XXIX

XXX

XXXI

XXXII

XXXIII

XXXV

XXXVI

PRAYER

XXXVII

XXXIX

XL

XLII

XLIV

XLV

XLVI

XLVII

XLVIII

XLIX

L

LI

LII

LIII

LIV

LV

LVI

LVII

LVIII

LXI

LXII

LXIII

LXIV

LXV

LXVI

LXVII

LXVIII

LXIX

LXX

LXXI

LXXII

LXXIII

LXXIV

LXXV

LXXVI

LXXVII

LXXVIII

LXXIX

LXXX

THE THREE HILLS

ANTINOMIES ON A RAILWAY STATION

THE THREE HILLS

A MEMORIAL (F.T.)

FRIENDSHIP'S GARLAND

LINES

ECHOES

THE FUGITIVE

IN AN ORCHARD

IN A CHAIR

A DAY

THE MIND OF MAN

A REASONABLE PROTESTATION

EPILOGUE

TOUT ENTIÈRE

THE ALCHEMY OF GRIEF

SPLEEN

A VOYAGE TO CYTHERA

THE CRACKED BELL

THE OFFENDED MOON

TO THEODORE DE BANVILLE,

MUSIC

THE CATS

THE SADNESS OF THE MOON

MOESTA ET ERRABUNDA

THE OWLS

CHARLES BAUDELAIRE

HIS LIFE

FROM HIS POEMS, "LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE,"

AND LETTERS TO SAINTE-BEUVE AND FLAUBERT

AN ESSAY ON HIS INFLUENCE

THE LIFE AND INTIMATE MEMOIRS OF CHARLES BAUDELAIRE

BY THÉOPHILE GAUTIER

I

II

III

IV

SELECTED POEMS OF CHARLES BAUDELAIRE

DONE INTO ENGLISH VERSE

LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE

VENUS AND THE FOOL

THE DESIRE TO PAINT

EACH MAN HIS OWN CHIMÆRA

INTOXICATION

THE MARKSMAN

CORRESPONDENCE OF BAUDELAIRE

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve

Baudelaire to Flaubert

Baudelaire to Flaubert

Baudelaire to Flaubert

Baudelaire to Flaubert

Baudelaire to Flaubert

SOME REMARKS ON BAUDELAIRE'S INFLUENCE UPON MODERN POETRY AND THOUGHT

APPENDIX

Letter from M. Sainte-Beuve