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Poets and poetry of Poland; a collection of Polish verse, including
a short account of the history of Polish poetry, with sixty biographical
sketches of Poland's poets and specimens of their composition,
translated into the English language. Edited by Paul Soboleski.
Soboleski, Paul, 1816-1884. [from old catalog] Chicago, Knight & Leonard, 1881.
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? GENIUS OF POLISH HISTORY.
Wygnan? cy, co tak d? ugo b? a? dzicie po s? wiecie,
Kiedyz? znuz? onym stopom spoczynek znajdziecie?
Dziki go? a? b ma gniazdo, robak ziemi bry? g,
Kaz? dy cz? owiek ojczyzne? , a Polak mogi? e? .
Translation on Niemcewicz'b page. (*)
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? POETS AND POETRY
OF
POLAND.
A COLLECTION OF POLISH TEESE.
INCLUDING A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE HISTORY OF POLISH
POETRY, WITH SIXTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF
POLAND'S POETS AND SPECIMENS OF THEIR
COMPOSITION, TRANSLATED INTO
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
EDITED BY
PAUL SOBOLESKL
CHICAGO:
KNIGHT & LEONARD, PRINTERS.
18 81.
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? V 1-
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Copyright, 1881,
By PAUL SOBOLESKI.
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? ILLUSTRATIONS.
1. Genius of Polish History.
2. Polish and American Coat-of-Arms.
3. Three Greatest Polish Poets.
4. Kochanowski.
5. Druz? backa.
6. Karpin? ski' s Monument.
7. Krasicki.
8. Niemcewicz.
9. Mickiewicz.
10. S? owACKi's Monument.
11. Zaleski;
12. Deotyma.
13. Goszczyn? ski.
14. Pol.
15. Kondratowicz.
16. Kraszewski.
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? POLISH ACCENTED LETTERS.
Besides the common alphabet, the Poles have the
following accented letters -- and as they may occa-
sionally occur in this work, it is deemed proper to
explain their sounds and pronunciation as far as it was
possible so to clo.
c| (nasal), has the sound of the French on as in son,
pardon, etc.
C, is pronounced tsie.
C (nasal), has the sound like the French un, as in
chacun, or like in as in main.
? J 1, very nearly as the English I, as in log, long, etc.
EL, is pronounced like the English n in need, or in
French, gagne.
O, is pronounced like the English oo.
S, like the English s, followed by e, as in sea, seize.
Z? , like the English z, in Zealand.
Z? , is pronounced like French g or j, as in genou,
jambe, jardin.
j, is always pronounced like y.
i, like ee.
w, like English v.
u, like oo
cz, like the English ch, as in child, chip, etc.
sz, like sh, as in shall, shield, etc.
rz, very like the French j, as in jardin.
szcz, like stch.
ch, very nearly like h, or like the German ch, as in
machen. brechen, etc.
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? GENIUS OF POLISH HISTORY.
Wygnan? cy, co tak d? ugo b? a? dzicie po s? wiecie,
Kiedyz? znuz? onym stopom spoczynek znajdziecie?
Dziki go? a? b ma gniazdo, robak ziemi bry? g,
Kaz? dy cz? owiek ojczyzne? , a Polak mogi? e? .
Translation on Niemcewicz'b page. (*)
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? POETS AND POETRY
OF
POLAND.
A COLLECTION OF POLISH TEESE.
INCLUDING A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE HISTORY OF POLISH
POETRY, WITH SIXTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF
POLAND'S POETS AND SPECIMENS OF THEIR
COMPOSITION, TRANSLATED INTO
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
EDITED BY
PAUL SOBOLESKL
CHICAGO:
KNIGHT & LEONARD, PRINTERS.
18 81.
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? V 1-
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Copyright, 1881,
By PAUL SOBOLESKI.
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? ILLUSTRATIONS.
1. Genius of Polish History.
2. Polish and American Coat-of-Arms.
3. Three Greatest Polish Poets.
4. Kochanowski.
5. Druz? backa.
6. Karpin? ski' s Monument.
7. Krasicki.
8. Niemcewicz.
9. Mickiewicz.
10. S? owACKi's Monument.
11. Zaleski;
12. Deotyma.
13. Goszczyn? ski.
14. Pol.
15. Kondratowicz.
16. Kraszewski.
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? POLISH ACCENTED LETTERS.
Besides the common alphabet, the Poles have the
following accented letters -- and as they may occa-
sionally occur in this work, it is deemed proper to
explain their sounds and pronunciation as far as it was
possible so to clo.
c| (nasal), has the sound of the French on as in son,
pardon, etc.
C, is pronounced tsie.
C (nasal), has the sound like the French un, as in
chacun, or like in as in main.
? J 1, very nearly as the English I, as in log, long, etc.
EL, is pronounced like the English n in need, or in
French, gagne.
O, is pronounced like the English oo.
S, like the English s, followed by e, as in sea, seize.
Z? , like the English z, in Zealand.
Z? , is pronounced like French g or j, as in genou,
jambe, jardin.
j, is always pronounced like y.
i, like ee.
w, like English v.
u, like oo
cz, like the English ch, as in child, chip, etc.
sz, like sh, as in shall, shield, etc.
rz, very like the French j, as in jardin.
szcz, like stch.
ch, very nearly like h, or like the German ch, as in
machen. brechen, etc.
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? PRONUNCIATION OF POETS' NAMES.
BALIN? SKI, -
BERWIN? SKI, -
BRODZIN? SKI, -
BOGUS? AWSKI,
DRUZ? BACKA, -
DMUCHOWSKI,
DEOTYMA,
FELIN? SKI, -
GAWIN? SKI,
GARCZYN? SKI,
GASZYN? SKI,
GO? RECKI,
gos? awski, -
goszczyn? ski,
ho? owin? ski, -
jachowicz, -
jakubowski, -
jasko wski, -
karpin? ski,
klonowicz;
TRONOUNCE
Bah-lin-skee.
Ber-vin-skee.
Bro-dzin-skee.
- Bo-GOO-SLAV-SKEE.
Droosh-batz-kah.
- Dmoo-hov-skee.
Deo-te-ma.
Feh-lin-skee.
Gah-vin-skee.
- Gar-tschyn-skee,
Gah-shin-skee.
- Go-retz-kee.
gos-lav-skee.
- gosh-tchin-skee.
holo-vin-skee.
- Yah-ho-vitch.
Ya-koo-bov-skee.
- Yas-kov-skee.
Kar-pin-skee.
Klo-no-yitch
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? PRONUNCIATION OF POETS NAMES.
KOCHANOWSKI,
KNIAZN? IN, -
KONARSKI,
KONDRATOWICZ,
KORSAK (RAY),
KORSAK (JUL),
KORZENIOWSKI,
KRASICKI, -
KRASIN? SKI,
KRASZEWSKI,
KRO PIN? SKI,
LENARTOWICZ,
MALCZEWSKI, -
MIASKOWSKI,
MINASOWICZ, -
MICKIEWICZ,
MORAWSKI,
NARUSZEWICZ,
NIEMCEWICZ, -
ODYNIEC,
OLIZAROWSKI, -
OSIN? SKI,
POL, -
REY,
SARBIEWSKI, -
PRONOUNCE
Ko-HA-NOV-SKEE.
- KlN-AZ-NIN.
Ko-NAR-SKEE.
- KoN-DRAH-TOVITCH.
KOR-SAK.
- Kor- sak.
a short account of the history of Polish poetry, with sixty biographical
sketches of Poland's poets and specimens of their composition,
translated into the English language. Edited by Paul Soboleski.
Soboleski, Paul, 1816-1884. [from old catalog] Chicago, Knight & Leonard, 1881.
http://hdl. handle. net/2027/loc. ark:/13960/t04x6gz3d
Public Domain
http://www. hathitrust. org/access_use#pd
This work is in the Public Domain, meaning that it is not subject to copyright. Users are free to copy, use, and redistribute the work in part or in whole. It is possible that current copyright holders, heirs or the estate of the authors of individual portions of the work, such as illustrations or photographs, assert copyrights over these portions. Depending on the nature of subsequent use that is made, additional rights may need to be obtained independently of anything we can address.
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Hi
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l^H infill WmM
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? GENIUS OF POLISH HISTORY.
Wygnan? cy, co tak d? ugo b? a? dzicie po s? wiecie,
Kiedyz? znuz? onym stopom spoczynek znajdziecie?
Dziki go? a? b ma gniazdo, robak ziemi bry? g,
Kaz? dy cz? owiek ojczyzne? , a Polak mogi? e? .
Translation on Niemcewicz'b page. (*)
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? POETS AND POETRY
OF
POLAND.
A COLLECTION OF POLISH TEESE.
INCLUDING A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE HISTORY OF POLISH
POETRY, WITH SIXTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF
POLAND'S POETS AND SPECIMENS OF THEIR
COMPOSITION, TRANSLATED INTO
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
EDITED BY
PAUL SOBOLESKL
CHICAGO:
KNIGHT & LEONARD, PRINTERS.
18 81.
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? V 1-
? &pp?
Copyright, 1881,
By PAUL SOBOLESKI.
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? ILLUSTRATIONS.
1. Genius of Polish History.
2. Polish and American Coat-of-Arms.
3. Three Greatest Polish Poets.
4. Kochanowski.
5. Druz? backa.
6. Karpin? ski' s Monument.
7. Krasicki.
8. Niemcewicz.
9. Mickiewicz.
10. S? owACKi's Monument.
11. Zaleski;
12. Deotyma.
13. Goszczyn? ski.
14. Pol.
15. Kondratowicz.
16. Kraszewski.
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? POLISH ACCENTED LETTERS.
Besides the common alphabet, the Poles have the
following accented letters -- and as they may occa-
sionally occur in this work, it is deemed proper to
explain their sounds and pronunciation as far as it was
possible so to clo.
c| (nasal), has the sound of the French on as in son,
pardon, etc.
C, is pronounced tsie.
C (nasal), has the sound like the French un, as in
chacun, or like in as in main.
? J 1, very nearly as the English I, as in log, long, etc.
EL, is pronounced like the English n in need, or in
French, gagne.
O, is pronounced like the English oo.
S, like the English s, followed by e, as in sea, seize.
Z? , like the English z, in Zealand.
Z? , is pronounced like French g or j, as in genou,
jambe, jardin.
j, is always pronounced like y.
i, like ee.
w, like English v.
u, like oo
cz, like the English ch, as in child, chip, etc.
sz, like sh, as in shall, shield, etc.
rz, very like the French j, as in jardin.
szcz, like stch.
ch, very nearly like h, or like the German ch, as in
machen. brechen, etc.
? ?
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? GENIUS OF POLISH HISTORY.
Wygnan? cy, co tak d? ugo b? a? dzicie po s? wiecie,
Kiedyz? znuz? onym stopom spoczynek znajdziecie?
Dziki go? a? b ma gniazdo, robak ziemi bry? g,
Kaz? dy cz? owiek ojczyzne? , a Polak mogi? e? .
Translation on Niemcewicz'b page. (*)
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? POETS AND POETRY
OF
POLAND.
A COLLECTION OF POLISH TEESE.
INCLUDING A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE HISTORY OF POLISH
POETRY, WITH SIXTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF
POLAND'S POETS AND SPECIMENS OF THEIR
COMPOSITION, TRANSLATED INTO
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
EDITED BY
PAUL SOBOLESKL
CHICAGO:
KNIGHT & LEONARD, PRINTERS.
18 81.
? ? Generated for (University of Chicago) on 2014-06-10 17:12 GMT / http://hdl. handle. net/2027/loc. ark:/13960/t04x6gz3d Public Domain / http://www. hathitrust. org/access_use#pd
? V 1-
? &pp?
Copyright, 1881,
By PAUL SOBOLESKI.
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? ILLUSTRATIONS.
1. Genius of Polish History.
2. Polish and American Coat-of-Arms.
3. Three Greatest Polish Poets.
4. Kochanowski.
5. Druz? backa.
6. Karpin? ski' s Monument.
7. Krasicki.
8. Niemcewicz.
9. Mickiewicz.
10. S? owACKi's Monument.
11. Zaleski;
12. Deotyma.
13. Goszczyn? ski.
14. Pol.
15. Kondratowicz.
16. Kraszewski.
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? POLISH ACCENTED LETTERS.
Besides the common alphabet, the Poles have the
following accented letters -- and as they may occa-
sionally occur in this work, it is deemed proper to
explain their sounds and pronunciation as far as it was
possible so to clo.
c| (nasal), has the sound of the French on as in son,
pardon, etc.
C, is pronounced tsie.
C (nasal), has the sound like the French un, as in
chacun, or like in as in main.
? J 1, very nearly as the English I, as in log, long, etc.
EL, is pronounced like the English n in need, or in
French, gagne.
O, is pronounced like the English oo.
S, like the English s, followed by e, as in sea, seize.
Z? , like the English z, in Zealand.
Z? , is pronounced like French g or j, as in genou,
jambe, jardin.
j, is always pronounced like y.
i, like ee.
w, like English v.
u, like oo
cz, like the English ch, as in child, chip, etc.
sz, like sh, as in shall, shield, etc.
rz, very like the French j, as in jardin.
szcz, like stch.
ch, very nearly like h, or like the German ch, as in
machen. brechen, etc.
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? PRONUNCIATION OF POETS' NAMES.
BALIN? SKI, -
BERWIN? SKI, -
BRODZIN? SKI, -
BOGUS? AWSKI,
DRUZ? BACKA, -
DMUCHOWSKI,
DEOTYMA,
FELIN? SKI, -
GAWIN? SKI,
GARCZYN? SKI,
GASZYN? SKI,
GO? RECKI,
gos? awski, -
goszczyn? ski,
ho? owin? ski, -
jachowicz, -
jakubowski, -
jasko wski, -
karpin? ski,
klonowicz;
TRONOUNCE
Bah-lin-skee.
Ber-vin-skee.
Bro-dzin-skee.
- Bo-GOO-SLAV-SKEE.
Droosh-batz-kah.
- Dmoo-hov-skee.
Deo-te-ma.
Feh-lin-skee.
Gah-vin-skee.
- Gar-tschyn-skee,
Gah-shin-skee.
- Go-retz-kee.
gos-lav-skee.
- gosh-tchin-skee.
holo-vin-skee.
- Yah-ho-vitch.
Ya-koo-bov-skee.
- Yas-kov-skee.
Kar-pin-skee.
Klo-no-yitch
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? PRONUNCIATION OF POETS NAMES.
KOCHANOWSKI,
KNIAZN? IN, -
KONARSKI,
KONDRATOWICZ,
KORSAK (RAY),
KORSAK (JUL),
KORZENIOWSKI,
KRASICKI, -
KRASIN? SKI,
KRASZEWSKI,
KRO PIN? SKI,
LENARTOWICZ,
MALCZEWSKI, -
MIASKOWSKI,
MINASOWICZ, -
MICKIEWICZ,
MORAWSKI,
NARUSZEWICZ,
NIEMCEWICZ, -
ODYNIEC,
OLIZAROWSKI, -
OSIN? SKI,
POL, -
REY,
SARBIEWSKI, -
PRONOUNCE
Ko-HA-NOV-SKEE.
- KlN-AZ-NIN.
Ko-NAR-SKEE.
- KoN-DRAH-TOVITCH.
KOR-SAK.
- Kor- sak.
