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Creole Echoes: The Francophone Poetry of Nineteenth-Century Louisiana
University of Illinois Press, 2003 Paper: 978-0-252-07149-2 | Cloth: 978-0-252-02876-2 Library of Congress Classification PQ3937.L8C68 2004 Dewey Decimal Classification 841.70809763
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Creole Echoes: The Francophone Poetry of Nineteenth-Century Louisiana
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translated by Norman R. Shapiro
University of Illinois Press, 2003
Paper: 978-0-252-07149-2
Cloth: 978-0-252-02876-2
Paper: 978-0-252-07149-2
Cloth: 978-0-252-02876-2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents
Foreword
Werner Sollors
Preface and Acknowledgments
Norman R. Shapiro
Introduction
M. Lynn Weiss
Louis Allard
On the Portrait of ***
Niagara
To the Mockingbird
For ***, on Seeing Her Portrait
Child Cupid
To a Beautiful and Misshapen Woman
For Cinna
For Emile
On Paulla
To Bithynicus
The Perfect Couple
On Chloe
For Milo
The Wrestler
To Priscus
Stephen Bernard
The Two Rabbits
Louis Boise
To Spring
Jules Choppin
The Oak and the Reed
The Oyster and the Adversaries
The Hare and the Tortoise
Pierre Dalcour
Lines Written in the Album of Mademoiselle ***
Declaration
Joseph Déjacque
Lazarus is the nameless, sickly pauper
The Orphan Girl
The Drop of Water
The Lion
The Tapeworm
The Log and the Saw
For Madame F.B.
Brunette or Blonde
The Troubadour to His Queen
The Oyster and the Pearl
Charles Chauvin Boisclair Deléry
The Wasp and the Bee
The Tree and the Mast
Georges Dessommes
An Evening in Jackson Square
Charles Oscar Dugué
Memories of the Wilderness
What Makes Me Dream
<br> 5
<br> Memory of the Ball
Love
Jealousy
The Firefly and the Violet
Pierre Adolphe Duhart
Pansy
Stella Maris
Sonnet
Heavenly Angel
Emilie Poullant de Gelbois Evershed
"Yes" and "No"
Louis Armand Garreaux
For Nina
Edgar Grima
The Cricket and the Ant
The Wolf and the Stork
"Henry"
The South's Constant Revolt
Armand Lanusse
Epigram
Mardi Gras
Alexander Latil
Mosaic
For Mademoiselle Adèle ***
On the Death of H. Boussuge
For Corinne ***
For Madame C ***
Eugène Le Blanc
Lines in the Album of Monsieur ***
"Pierre l'Hermite"
To Père Chocarne
Mirtil-Ferdinand Liotau
For a Friend (who accused me of plagiarism)
An Impression
My Old Hat
For Ida
Joseph-August-André Maltrait
The Melon
The Preacher's Hat
Alfred Mercier
Fatherland
The Flower Moon Over Louisiana
Paul Palvadeau
The Oak and Its Moss
Auguste Populus
Reply to My Friend Monsieur St. Pierre
To My Friend P. Who Asked Me for My Opinion on Marriage
Leona Queyrouze
To Magda
Victor Ernest Rillieux
Love and Devotion
The Coward
Nicol Riquet
Double Rondeau
<br> 6
<br> Adrien Rouquette
Evening Stroll on the Levee
Man, Bird of Passage on This Earth
Recollection of Kentucky
To the Ladies of New Orleans
Dominique Rouquette
Imitation from the German
The Whippoorwill
For a Child
For Monsieur Hilarion Huc
The Bachelor
For a Dissolute Old Man
For Monsieur ***
For M ***
Tullius Saint-Céran
The Louisianan
On the Death of a Friend
Béranger
On a Little Child
Woe unto Him Who Wrongs Me
Michel St. Pierre
Lines (concerning a young lady who had been shot at)
For a Young Lady
Two Years Later
Charles Testut
For Monsieur Alex. Latil
Washington
Farewell
The Return
On the Death of the Author of Les Éphémères
The Poor Man's Funeral Procession
Camille Thierry
You
Fallen Woman
Moonlight
To My American Miss
The Incubus
To My Muse
An Old Mulatress's Lament; or, Sanité Fouéron's Despair
Valcour
For Hermina
Suggestions for Further Reading
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: French-American poetry Louisiana, French-American poetry 19th century, French-American poetry Louisiana Translations into English, French-American poetry 19th century Translations into English
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