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Currer, Ellis 및 Acton Bell의 시는 1846년 Bronte의 세 자매인 Charlotte, Emily 및 Anne이 공동으로 출판한 시집이자 그들의 첫 작품이다. 여성 작가에 대한 당시의 편견을 피하기 위해 Bronte 자매는 남성적인 이름을 채택했다. 이 시집은 크게 성공하지는 못하였으나 이를 계기로 소설집필에 집중하게 된다.

The poems of Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell are their first and a collection of poems jointly published in 1846 by Bronte's three sisters, Charlotte, Emily and Anne. To avoid the prejudice of the time against female writers, the Bronte sisters adopted masculine names. This collection of poems was not a great success, but it was an opportunity to focus on writing novels.

CONTENTS

POEMS BY CURRER BELL
PILATE'S WIFE'S DREAM.
MEMENTOS.
THE WIFE'S WILL.
FRANCES.
GILBERT.
LIFE.
THE LETTER.
REGRET.
PRESENTIMENT.
THE TEACHER'S MONOLOGUE.
PASSION.
PREFERENCE.
EVENING SOLACE.
STANZAS.
PARTING.
APOSTASY.
WINTER STORES.
THE MISSIONARY.

POEMS BY ELLIS BELL
FAITH AND DESPONDENCY.
STARS.
THE PHILOSOPHER.
REMEMBRANCE.
A DEATH-SCENE.
SONG.
ANTICIPATION.
THE PRISONER.
HOPE.
A DAY DREAM.
TO IMAGINATION.
HOW CLEAR SHE SHINES.
SYMPATHY.
PLEAD FOR ME.
SELF-INTEROGATION,
DEATH.
STANZAS TO ??
HONOUR'S MARTYR.
STANZAS.
MY COMFORTER.
THE OLD STOIC.

POEMS BY ACTON BELL,
A REMINISCENCE.
THE ARBOUR.
HOME.
VANITAS VANITATUM, OMNIA VANITAS.
THE PENITENT.
MUSIC ON CHRISTMAS MORNING.
STANZAS.
IF THIS BE ALL.
MEMORY.
TO COWPER.
THE DOUBTER'S PRAYER.
A WORD TO THE "ELECT."
PAST DAYS.
THE CONSOLATION.
LINES COMPOSED IN A WOOD ON A WINDY DAY.
VIEWS OF LIFE.
APPEAL.
THE STUDENT'S SERENADE.
THE CAPTIVE DOVE.
SELF-CONGRATULATION.
FLUCTUATIONS,

SELECTIONS FROM THE LITERARY REMAINS OF ELLIS AND ACTON BELL.

SELECTIONS FROM POEMS BY ELLIS BELL.
I.
II. THE BLUEBELL.
III.
THE NIGHT-WIND.
LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.
THE ELDER'S REBUKE.
THE WANDERER FROM THE FOLD.
WARNING AND REPLY.
LAST WORDS.
THE LADY TO HER GUITAR.
THE TWO CHILDREN.
THE VISIONARY.
ENCOURAGEMENT.
STANZAS.

SELECTIONS FROM POEMS BY ACTON BELL.
DESPONDENCY.
A PRAYER.
IN MEMORY OF A HAPPY DAY IN FEBRUARY.
CONFIDENCE.
LINES WRITTEN FROM HOME.
THE NARROW WAY.
DOMESTIC PEACE.
THE THREE GUIDES. [First published in FRASER'S MAGAZINE.]