喬治·克雷布

喬治·克雷布[參⁠ 1]（英語：，1754年12月24日—1832年2月3日），英國英格蘭詩人（韻文故事作家[參⁠ 1]）、博物學家。

喬治·克雷布的肖像

傳記

喬治·克雷布於1754年12月24日生於英國英格蘭東區域薩福克郡奧爾德堡，父親是收稅人員。他小時已對詩有興趣。1768年，他成為當地醫生的學徒，不久就改投其他醫生門下，並移居薩福克郡伍德布里奇。他在伍德布里奇結識了未來的妻子薩拉·埃爾米（Sarah Elmy）。1775年，他自行出版首本詩集《陶醉》（Inebriety）。

著作

Inebriety（1775年出版）
The Candidate（1780年出版）
The Library（1781年出版）
The Village（1783年出版）
The Newspaper（1785年出版）
Poems（1807年出版）
The Borough（1810年出版）
Tales in Verse（1812年出版）
Tales of the Hall（1819年出版）
Posthumous Tales（1834年出版）

註釋

英格蘭威爾特郡特羅布里奇聖詹姆斯教堂的紀念碑 [註⁠ 1]

[註⁠ 2]

紀念碑全文：

SACRED to the memory of THE REV^d G. CRABBE L.L.B.
who died on the 3^rd of February 1832 in the 78^th year of his age
and the 18^th year of his services as rector of this parish.
Born in humble life, he made himself what he was; breaking through the obscurity of his birth by the force of his genius; yet he never ceased to feel for the less fortunate; entering, as his works can testify, into the sorrows and wants of the poorest of his parishioners, and so discharging the duties of a pastor and a magistrate as to endear himself to all around him, as a writer he cannot be better described than in the words of a great poet, his contemporary, "tho' nature's sternest painter, yet her best".
This monument was erected by some of his affectionate friends and parishioners

參考文獻

[參⁠ 2]

《世界人名翻譯大辭典》，第645頁，「Crabbe, George」條。

外部連結

喬治·克雷布的作品 - 古騰堡計劃
喬治·克雷布之墓（页面存档备份，存于）
《English Men of Letters - Crabbe（页面存档备份，存于）》，艾爾弗雷德·艾恩格編寫的喬治·克雷布傳記，於1903年出版
喬治·克雷布 1754－1832（页面存档备份，存于），博蒂福德生活歷史網

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[2] 紀念碑全文：

SACRED to the memory of THE REV^d G. CRABBE L.L.B.
who died on the 3^rd of February 1832 in the 78^th year of his age
and the 18^th year of his services as rector of this parish.
Born in humble life, he made himself what he was; breaking through the obscurity of his birth by the force of his genius; yet he never ceased to feel for the less fortunate; entering, as his works can testify, into the sorrows and wants of the poorest of his parishioners, and so discharging the duties of a pastor and a magistrate as to endear himself to all around him, as a writer he cannot be better described than in the words of a great poet, his contemporary, "tho' nature's sternest painter, yet her best".
This monument was erected by some of his affectionate friends and parishioners

[世人典-1] 《世界人名翻譯大辭典》，第645頁，「Crabbe, George」條。