BookJumpr › Authors A–Z Alfred Tennyson
23 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 49 times in other books.
Books by Alfred Tennyson
Quotes from Alfred Tennyson's books, and about them
Anne of Green Gables on Idylls of the King : “It was Anne’s idea that they dramatize Elaine. They had studied Tennyson’s poem in school the preceding winter”Sons and Lovers on Idylls of the King : “You remind me of Elaine in the 'Idylls of the King'.”Main Street on Idylls of the King : “Well----Shall we try 'The Idylls of the King?”The Rainbow on Idylls of the King : “Andersen and Grimm were being left behind for the “Idylls of the King””So Big on Idylls of the King : “the fragrant lines, “Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable, the lily maid of Astolat.””Possession on Idylls of the King : “demanding that the poem be taught... instead of the Idylls of the King, or Ragnarök.”Elmer Gantry on Idylls of the King : “he delighted in the homicides and morality of “Idylls of the King.””Ayala's Angel on Idylls of the King : “Though she was reading the "Idylls of the King," or pretending to read them, she was, in truth, thinking of all that had gone from her.”The Art of Public Speaking on In Memoriam : “There lives more faith in honest doubt, Believe me, than in half the creeds. --TENNYSON, _In Memoriam_.”The Story of My Life on In Memoriam : “Mr. Irons also read with me Tennyson's "In Memoriam." I had read many books before, but never from a critical point of view.”
Authors who mention Alfred Tennyson
D. H. Lawrence (3): Sons and Lovers mentions Idylls of the King ; The Rainbow mentions Idylls of the King , Ulysses Dale Carnegie & J. Berg Esenwein (3): The Art of Public Speaking mentions In Memoriam , Lady Clara Vere de Vere , The Brook Harold Bloom (3): How to Read and Why mentions In Memoriam , The Eagle , Ulysses Sinclair Lewis (3): Main Street mentions Idylls of the King ; Elmer Gantry mentions Idylls of the King ; The Job mentions Enoch Arden A. S. Byatt (2): Possession mentions Idylls of the King , The Poetical Works of Alfred Tennyson Alex Michaelides (2): The Maidens mentions In Memoriam A.H.H. , The Vision of Sin Helen Keller (2): The Story of My Life mentions In Memoriam , Enoch Arden Henry James (2): The Tragic Muse mentions Edward Gray , The Lotus-Eaters Kate Douglas Wiggin (2): Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm mentions The Brook , The Bugle Song Vikram Seth (2): A Suitable Boy mentions Maud , The Lotos-Eaters Anthony Trollope (1): Ayala's Angel mentions Idylls of the King David McCullough (1): Truman mentions Locksley Hall Donna Tartt (1): The Secret History mentions The Charge of the Light Brigade Doris Kearns Goodwin (1): Team of Rivals mentions Enoch Arden Edgar Lee Masters (1): Spoon River Anthology mentions Tears, Idle Tears Edna Ferber (1): So Big mentions Idylls of the King Elizabeth Gaskell (1): Cranford mentions Locksley Hall George du Maurier (1): Trilby mentions The Cup Graham Greene (1): A Gun for Sale mentions Maud H. G. Wells (1): Love and Mr Lewisham mentions The Princess J. G. Farrell (1): The Siege of Krishnapur mentions The Princess Jack London (1): Martin Eden mentions The Princess James Joyce (1): Ulysses mentions Enoch Arden Jean Webster (1): Daddy-Long-Legs mentions Locksley Hall Julian Barnes (1): Flaubert's Parrot mentions The Charge of the Light Brigade L. M. Montgomery (1): Anne of Green Gables mentions Idylls of the King Margaret Atwood (1): Alias Grace mentions Maud Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner (1): The Gilded Age mentions The Princess P. G. Wodehouse (1): A Damsel in Distress mentions Mariana Salman Rushdie (1): Quichotte mentions The Lady of Shalott Samantha Ellis (1): How to Be a Heroine mentions The Lady of Shalott Tayama Katai (1): A Country Teacher mentions Enoch Arden Thomas Hardy (1): Two on a Tower mentions Oenone Vladimir Nabokov (1): Pale Fire mentions In Memoriam Yoné Noguchi (1): The American Diary of a Japanese Girl mentions The Lotos-Eaters