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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Chapter 12: voices of the night (search)
ption by Tennyson. It is interesting to put beside this inspirational aspect of poetry the fact that the poet at one time planned a newspaper with his friends Felton and Cleveland, involving such a perfectly practical and business-like communication as this, with his publisher, Samuel Colman, which is as follows: From the Chamberlain Collection of Autographs, Boston Public Library. Cambridge, July 6, 1839. my dear Sir,—In compliance with your wishes I have ordered 2200 copies of Hyperion to be printed. I do it with the understanding, that you will give your notes for $250 each, instead of the sums mentioned in the agreement: and that I shall be allowed 50 copies instead of 25 for distribution. This will leave you 150, which strikes me as a very large number. The first Vol. ( 212 pp. ) will be done to-day: and the whole in a fortnight, I hope. It is very handsome; and those who praise you for publishing handsome books, will have some reason for saying so. Will you h
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Appendix III: translations of Mr. Longfellows works (search)
msterdam: 1884. [Mr. Longfellow speaks in a letter, dated September 26, 1881, of having received from Holland translations in Dutch of Outre-Mer, Kavanagh and Hyperion; but I have found no other trace of such a translation of Hyperion. J. W. H.] Swedish Hyperion. Pa Svenska, af J. W. Gronlund. 1853. Evangeline: en sagHyperion. J. W. H.] Swedish Hyperion. Pa Svenska, af J. W. Gronlund. 1853. Evangeline: en saga om karlek i Acadien. Pa Svenska, af Alb. Lysander. 1854. The Same. Öfversatt af Hjalmar Edgren. Goteborg: 1875. The Same. Öfversatt af Philip Svenson. Chicago: 1875. Hiawatha. Pa Svenska af A. G. Vestberg. 1856. The Poets and Poetry of Europe. Öfversattning [af A. G. Vestberg]. 1859. Valda Dikter [selected poemngfellow in the English language published in foreign countries; as, for instance, Evangeline published in Sweden in the Little English Library; Poems and fragments selected by Urda, published at Amsterdam, Holland, and various editions of Hyperion and other works in German editions, as mentioned in the introduction to this boo