Читать книгу Letters of Note: Grief - Группа авторов - Страница 6
ОглавлениеCONTENTS
George Eliot to Lady Lytton
Nick Cave to Cynthia
03 A GREAT DESERT LIES AHEAD OF ME
Edith Wharton to John Hugh Smith
04 I HAVE FELT THIS LOSS WITH ALL MY HEART
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Anna Margaretha Textor
05 YOUR TRUE SELF HAS NO LIFE, NO DEATH
Sheldon and Seungsahn Haengwon
Colette to Marguerite Moreno
07 A MAN IS NOT COMPLETELY BORN UNTIL HE BE DEAD
Benjamin Franklin to Elizabeth Hubbart
Ken Kesey to his friends
Audre Lorde to Martha Dunham
10 MAKE IT YOUR AMBITION TO TAKE HEART
Rainer Maria Rilke to Sidonie Nádherná von Borutín
11 I WILL BE THERE IN THE TREES
Kathleen Keyes to the Irish Times 46
12 YOU MUST LET ME CRY MY CRY FOR HIM
Robert Frost to Helen Thomas
13 HOW COULD YOU GO AHEAD OF ME?
A widow to Eung-Tae Lee
An unknown soldier believed to have been Basil Rathbone to Edgar Rathbone
Helen Keller to Takeo and Keo Iwahashi
16 WHAT IS IT THAT YOU MOURN IN A FRIEND’S DEATH?
Marsilio Ficino to Bernardo Bembo
Kahlil Gibran to Mary Haskell
Jessica Mitford to Eva and Bill Maas
19 NO ONE YOU LOVE IS EVER DEAD
Ernest Hemingway to Gerald and Sara Murphy
20 LET ME BEG OF YOU NOT TO INDULGE IN USELESS GRIEF
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu to Mary Stuart, Countess of Bute
‘Abdu’l-Bahá to bereaved parents
Virginia Woolf to Dora Carrington
23 YOU WILL NOT HAVE MY HATRED
Antoine Leiris to his wife’s killers
Servius Sulpicius Rufus and Marcus Tullius Cicero
25 LIKE A TREE IN FULL BEARING STRUCK AT THE ROOT
Charlotte Brontë to W. S. Williams
26 THE SPRINGTIME SUN BRINGS FORTH NEW LIFE
Albert Einstein to Queen Elisabeth of Belgium
Ethel Bedsow to Jacqueline Kennedy
28 THE BUSINESS OF LIFE SUMMONS US AWAY FROM USELESS GRIEF
Samuel Johnson to James Elphinston
Abraham Lincoln to Fanny McCullough
Thomas Wolfe and Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings to Maxwell E. Perkins
Ram Dass to Steve and Anita Isser
