SUBJECT INDEX.

Abbot, l'be, 470. Apology for Poetry, 111, 133. Absalom and Acbitopbel, 255, lL Appeal from the New to the Old 261, 262. Whigs, 387. Absentee, The, 466. Arcades, 230, 231. Account of the Greatest English Arcadia, The, 110, lll, 134, 168. Poets, 286, 287. Areopagitica, 234, 235, 292. Adam Bede, 406, 407. Ar$Ument against abolishing Chris- Adonais, 439. tianity, 281. Advancement of Leat•ning, 115, Arraignement of Paris, 145. 116. Art of English Poesie, 111. Agnes Grey, 503. Artevelde, Philip van, 475. Alastor, 437, 438. Asolando, 479. Alchemist, The, 181, 182, IS.?. Assignation, The, 262. Alexander and Campaspe, 144. Astrea. Redux, 253. Alexander's Fea.st, 258. Astrophel (Spenser's), 139. All's Well tbatEndsWell,157 ,166. As You Like It, 147, 163, 164. Alma, 309. Atalanta in Calydon, 488. Alton Locke, 504. Atom, Adventures of a.n, 372. Atnboyna, 262. Augustan Age, 277 ff. Amelia, 370. Aurung-Zebe,262; Prologueto,265. Amphityon, 263. Aurora Leigh, 480. Anacreontics, Cowley's, 223. Autobiographic Sketches, 461,465. Anarchy of Mixed or Limited Autobiography of Leigh Hunt, 456. Monarchy, 274. Autobiograpby, Trollope's, 508. Anatomy of Melancholy, 210. Autumn (see The Seasons). Ancient Mariner, 430. Autumn, Ode to, 444. Ancren Riwle, 27, 28, 45. Ayenbite of lnwyt (Remorse ol Andrews, Joseph, 368. Conscience}, 38, 45. Andromeda, 504. Animated Nature, 345. Balade of Charitie, 331. Anne of Geierstein, 470. Ba.laustion's Adventure, 479. Annus Mirabilis, 253, 254. Balder Dead, 482. Antiquary, The, 468, 470, 514. Ballads, Kingsley's, 504. Antony and Cleopatra, 154, 170, Barbary, West, 286. 171; Dryden's adaptation of, Barchester Towers, 509, 510. 262. Bard, The, 365, 366. 523 524 HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Barnaby Rudge, 500. Catriona, 512. Barry Lyndon, 497. Cecilia, 377. Barsetshire Novels, 509. Cenci, The, 438. Bartholomew Fair, 182, 185. Century of Roundels, A, 488. Bastard, The, 318. Changeling, The, 197. Battle of the Books, 278 f., 283. Character of Holland, 226. Beaux' Stratagem, The, 391. Characters of Shakspere's Pla.ys, Beggar's Opera, The, 311, 392. 451. Belinda, 466. Charity, 396. Bells and Pomegranates, 479. Charters, 9. Beowulf, 1, 3 ff., 10. Cba.rtism, 493. Beppo, 441. Chastelard, 488. Betrothed, The, 470. · Childe Harold, 441, 442. Bible, Translations of the, 107,108, Child's Garden of Verse, 513. 109. Choice Collection of old Scotch Bickerstaff, Isaac, 290. Songs, 335. Black Dwarf, The, 470. Chollerton, 508. Bleak House, 500. Christ, The, 10. Blessed Damozel, The, 483, 484. Cbl'ist's Victory and Triumph, 204. Border Minstrelsy, 435. Christabel, 331, 430 f., 437. Borough, The, 409. Christian Hero, The, 289. Boswell's Life of Dr. Johnson, 318. Christmas Eve, 479. Bothwell, 488. Chronicle, Anglo-Saxon, The, 13, Bowge of Court, 96. 16, 24. Brennoralt, 214. Chronicle of Edward the First, 145. Bride of Abydos, The, 441. Chronicle of Geoffrey of Monmouth, Bride of Latnmermoor, 470. 19. Bridge of Sighs, 472, 475. Chronicle, Holinshed's, 168. British Magazine, 343. Chronicles, 159. Broken Heart, The, 199 f. Church History of Britain, 212. Bronte, Charlotte, Life of, 512. Citizen of the World, 343, 344, Bruna.nburh, Battle of, 16. 347, 348. Brut, 25, 26, 45, 92. Cleomenes, 263. Clerke's Tale, 50, 70 . . Cadzow Castle, 436. Clinker, Humphrey, 371, 372. Ca.in, 441. Cloister and the Hearth, The, 511 .. Caleb Williams, 437. Crelebs in Search of a Wife, 466. Ca.lidore, 443. Colin Clout (Skelton's), 97. Caligula, 392. Colin Clout's Come Home Again, Caroilla, 377. 137. Ca.mpaigt1, The, 288. Comedy, 142. Canon's Y eoma.n's Tale, 74, 81, 82. Comedy of Errors, 151, 157, 185. Can You Forgive Her? 510. Comical Revenge, The, 388. Captain Ja.ck, 298. Commedia. {Dante's), 89, 230, 231. Captain Singleton, 298. Complaint of Rosamund, 159. Castle of Indolence,. 321, 322. Compleat Angler, The, 212. Castle Rackrent, 466. Compleynt to his Empty Purse, Castle Spectre, The, 466. 83. Catherine, 497. · Comus, 145, 230 ff. Cato, 288 f., 392. Conduct of the Allies, 283. SUBJECT INDEX. 525

Confederacy, 390. Decamerone, 166. Confessions of an English Opium Defence of Guenevere and other Ea.ter i 462, 464, 465. Poems, 487 •. Conquest of Granada., 261. Denis Duval, 497. Conscious Lovers, The, 289. De Quincey Memorials, 465. Consolation of Philosop by, 13, 50, Deserted Village, The, 346, 350, 52. 354. Constance, Story of, 50, Despondency and Aspiration, 474. Constant Couple, The, 391. Deth of Blaunche tbe Duchesse, Constitutional History, Hallam's, 47, 49. 490. . Devil is a.n Ass, The, 182. Contention of Ajax an(l Ulysses, Diana, Hymn to, 191. 201. Dictionary {Dr. Johnson's), 338, Contests and Discussions between 339. the Nobles and Commous in Difference between Absolute and Athens and Rome, 280. Limited Monarchy, 85. Contrat Socia~ 416, 417. Discourse concerning Government, Controversies of the Church, Trea- 274 f. tise on, 115. Dispensary, The, 308. Con versa.tion, 396. Doctor, The, 434. Cook's Tale, The, 72. Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, 513. Cooper's Hill, 225. Dombey and Son, 500. Coriolanus, 154, 172. Don Quixote, 196. Cornhill Magazine, 497. Don Roderick, 433. Corn Law Rhymes, 472. Don Sebastian, 263: Corsair, The, 441. Double Dealer, The, 390. Cotter's Saturday Night, The, 402. Douglas, 892. Count Robert of Paris, 470. Domestic Manners of tbe Am'eri· Country Mouse and the City Mouse, cans, 508. The, 309. Drama-- Country Wife, The, 389. Early History of the, 140, 141. Country World, The, 324. Second Stage of the, 142-144. Curse of Kehama., 433. · Fina!Developmentof the, 144 fl'. Cursor Mundi, 34, 36, 37, 38, 45, Stages from ~ackville to Shirley, 160. 202. Cranford, 5ll. Last Days of the, 387·392. Critic, The, 392. Drama of Exile, The, 480. Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, Dramatic Literature of the Age of 493, 495. Elizabeth, 452, 454. Cry of the Children, 472. Dramatic Poesy, Essay on, 259, Cymbe1ine, 154, 174 ff. 265. Cymon and lpbigenia., 259. Dra.matis Personre, 479. Cynthia's Revels, 179, 184, 185. Dra.pier's Letters, 2t:l3. Dream of the Rood, 11. Daniel Deronda, 506, 508. Dreme, 'l'he, 101. David and Bethsabe, 145. Duchess of Malfi, 197. })avid Copperfield, 500, Duellist, The, 329. Da.videis, 'l'he, 223. Duke of Guise, 263. Death of Pan, TM, 480. Duke of Milan, 199. Death of Marlowe, Thq, 475, Dunciad, aoo, 303. 526 HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Earthly Paradise, The, 487. Evergreen, The, 325. Easter Day, 479. Every-Day Characters, 473, 474. Eastward Ho! 181. Every Man in His Humour, 153, Ecclesiastical Polity, Laws of, 112, 179. 113. Every Man out of His Humour, Edinburgh Review, 489. 179,189. Edward tbe Second, 148, !59. Examiner, The, 282, 295, 309. Edward Drood, 501. Excla.macion of the Dethe of Pite,. Elegy written in a. Country Church- 49. yard, 361, 363. Excursion, The, 420,421 ff. Elene, II. Exeter Cook, 10. Elia, Essays of, 445 ff., 450. Expostulation, 396. Elia, Last Essays of, 446 f. Emma., 469. Fables, Dryden's, 258, 259. Empress of Morocco, The, 392. Fables, Dryden's Preface to, 266. Endymion, 331, 442, 444. Fables, Gay's, 311. English Bards and Scotch Re· Faerie Queene, The, 104, 123, 130 viewers, 440, 441. ff., 196, 442. English Comic Writers, 452. Fair Maid of Perth, The, 470. English Hnmourists of the Eigh· Faithful Shepherdess, 195. teenth Century, 497. Falls of Princes, The (Boccaccio's)1 English Poets, 452, 454. · 104. Enquiry concerning the Principles Falls of Princes (Lydga.te's), 90. of Morals, 379. Fates of the Apostles, ll. Epicene, or the Silent Woman, 181. Faustus, 148. Epipsycbidion, 193. Fears in Solitude, 428. Epistle tn Dr. Arbuthnot, 305 ff. Felix Holt, 506. Epistle to Hogarth, 328. Ferrex and Pollux (see Gorboduc): Epistle to the Whigs, 266. Festus, 475. Epistles, Gay's, 311. Fifine at the Fair, 479. Epithalamion, 137. Fight at Finnesburg, 1 ff. Erechtheus, 488. First of April, The, 333. Esmond, 288, 497, 498, 514. Flaming Heart, The, 220. Essay on Criticism, 299, 301, 302. Fleece, The, 324. Essay on Man, 300, 303, 304;, 412. Flowers of History, 89. Essayists, Later, 444-465. Former Age, The, 83. Essays, Bacon's, 115, 117, 118.. Fortunes of Nigel, 470. Essays, Hume's, 378, 379. Framley Parsonage, 509, 510. Essays, Macaulay's, 489, 490. Frederick the Great, History of, Essays on Men, Manners and 493, 495. Things, 325. , Freeholder, The, 289. Euphues, 110. Frost at Midnight, 427. Eurydice, 482. Funera.l, The, or Grief 3.-la-Mode, Eve of St. Agnes, 3.11. 289. Eve of St. John, 436. Eve of St. Mark, 444. Game of.Chess, The, 197. Evelina, 376 ff.. Gamester,; The, 201. Evening, Ode to, 359. Genesis and Exodus, 45. Evening's Love, or the Mock Gentilesse, 83. · Astrologer, ~0, 261. Gentle Shepherd, The, 325, . SUBJECT INDEX. 527

Germ, The, 483. Hesperides, 218. "Ghost, The, 329. Hind and Panther, The, 258. Giaour, The, 441. Historia Novella, 19. Giles, Overreach, Sir {see New Historical Poem, Essay on the, Way to pay Old Debts). . 265. Gilpin, John, 397. History of Animated N a.ture, 342, Glenfinlas, 436. 352. Goblin Market, 485. History of Charles the Fifth, 380. Golden Legend, 50, 92. History of Decline and Fall of Golias, ConfeSsion of, 21. the Roman Empire, 380, 382- Good-Natured Man, 'l'he, 345, 385. 392 f. History of Ed ward the Fifth, 93. Gorboduc (Ferrex. and Pollux), History of the Earth, 345. 142, 143, 245. History of England (Smo!lett's), Government, Locke's Treatises of, 371 ; (Hume's), 379; (Mac­ 274, 276. aulay's), 489, 490. Graal, Holy, Quest of the, 22. History of the English Church Graal, Holy, Romance of the, 21. (Bede's), 9, 13. Grandison, Sir Charles, 367. History of English Poetry, 333. Grave, The, 320. History of Greece, 345, 352. Gray Brother, The, 436. · History of the Reign of Henry the .Great Expectations, 501. Seventh, 115. Greaves, Sir Launcelot, 372. History of His Own Times {Bur­ Grecian Urn, Ode on, 444. net's}, 275. Greene's Groatsworth of Wit, etc., History of King Richard the 151. Third, 93. Gregory the Seventh, Tragedy of, History of Rome, 345, 352. 475. History of Scotland, 380. Grisilde, Story of, 50. Holy }'air, The, 402. Grongar Hill, 323, 324. Holy Living and Holy Dying, 210, Gulliver's Travels, 283 ff. 211. Guy Mannering, 468. Holy Willie's Prayer, 402. Homer (see Iliad). Hallowe'en, 402. Homilies, 13. Hamlet, 154, 167. Hope of Immortality, 10 l. Handlyng Synne, 34, 45. Horn and Rymenhild, 32. Happy Land, from The Phamix, 10. Hours of Idleness, 440. Hard Times, 500. Hous of Fame, 62. Harlowe, Clarissa., 367. House of Life, The, 484-. Haunted House, The, 475. House of the Wolfings, The, 487. Havelok the Dane, 30, 31, 32, 45. Hudibras, 251 If. Heart of Midlothian, 470. Human Nature, Treatise of, 378. Helen, 466. Human U ndersta.nding, Essay on Henry the Fourth, 155, 161, 162. the, 276. Henry the Fifth, 159. Hymn of Apollo, 439. Henry the Sixth, 151, 152, 155. Hymn to Contentment, 307. Berewa.rd the W a.ke, 505. Hymn on the Morning of Christ's Hermit, The, 307. Nativity, 229. Hero and Leander, 150, 161. Hymn to the Naiads, 332, 333. Heroic Plays, Essa.y on, 261, 265. Hymnes, Spensers, 139. 528 HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Hypatia, 504. Kind Keeper, or Limberham, 262. Hyperion, 443. King Arthur, 263. _King Horn, 32, 33, 45. Idea. of a Universal History, 465. King John, 159. Idler, The, 339. King's Quair, The, 98. Idylls of the King, 477. Knight of the Burning Pestle, 195, Iliad, Chapman's Translation of, 196. 197. Knight of Malta, 195. Iliad, Cowper's, 398. Knight's Tale, 63 ff. llio.d, Pope's, 299, 410. Kubla Khan, 428. 11 Penseroso, 230. Imitations of Horace, 300, 305. La. 'Belle Dame Sans Merci, 444. Indian Emperor (Dryden's), 259. La Belle Pucelle, 95. lndianQueen(SirRobt. Howard's), Lady of the Lake, 434 ff. 259. Lady of Pleasure, 201. Induction to the Mirror ot ada.gia· I... adies a. la Mode, 260. trates, ll5. Lak of Stedfastnesse, 83. Inland Voyage, An, 512. L'Allegro, 230. In Memoriam, 476, 477, 478. Lamia, 442. Inquiry into the State of Polite Lancelot of the Lake, 22. Learning in Europe, 343. 346 f. La.odamia, 424, 425. Instaura.tio Magna, 115 Lara, 441. Interludes, 140, 141. L' Art Poetique, 301, 306. Invocation to the Vir1710 50. 'Cast Chronicle of Barset, The, 510. Irene, 338, 392. Last Instructions to a Painter, Isabella, 442. 226. Isle, The, 439. Latter-Day Pamphlets, 49!1. Isle of Dogs, 147. Laws of Ine, 9. Ivanhoe, 470. Laws of Offa, 9. Lay of Havelok (see Havelok the Jane Eyre, 502 f., 514. Dane). Jar of Honey from Mount Hybla, Lay of the Last Minstrel, 434, 435, 456. 437. Jason, The Life and Death of, 487. Lear, 154, 167, 168. Jeronimo, 144. Legend of Montrose, 470. Jew of Malta, The, 148. Legende of Good Women, The, 52. Joan of Arc, 432. Letter on the Sacramental Test Jocasta., 142, 14!{, (Swift's), 262. Jones, Tom, 369, 370. Letter to the Sheriffs of Bristol Journey from Corn hill, 497. (Burke's), 386. Journey to the Western Islands, Letters, Lady Mary Wortley's, 339. 316. Journey from this World to the Letters on a Regicide Peace, 387. Next, 369. Letton, John, 89. Juliana, 11. Le Lutrin, 308. Julius Ca.esar, 154, 167. Levana and our Ladies of Sorrow, Juvenilia, -455, 465. Leviathan, or the Matter, Form, Kenilworth, 470. and Power of a Commonwealtb2 Kidnapped, 5!2, 2!2, SUBJECT INDEX. 529

Lewti, 427. Martin Mar-all, Sir, 260. Liberty of Prophesying, 2!0. Martin Marprelate pamphlets, 112. Library, The, 409. Martin Chuzzlewit, 500. Life of Beau Nash, 344. Mary Barton, 511. Limberham (see The Kind Keeper). Mary Stuart, 488. Lime-Tree Bower, The, 427. Masques, Jonson's, 191. "Literary Club," 345. Master of Ba.Ua.ntrae, 512. Little Dorrit, 500. Maud, 478. Lives of the Poets, 338, 339, Mazeppa, 441. 340. Measure for Measure, 143, 166. Locks!ey Hall, 478. Medal, The, 256, 266. Lodon, To the River, 333, 334. Medal of John Bayes, 256. London (Dr. Johnson's) 337. Medici, Cosmode, 475. London Lickpenny, 90, 91. Meister, Wilhelm, 492. London Magazine, 445. Memoirs of a Cavalier, 298. London Lyrics, 476. Men and Women, 479. Lord of the Isles, 434, 436. Merchant's Tale, 73, 77, 80. Lorna. Doon, 512. Merchant of Venice, 148, 160, 184, Love's Cruelty, 201. 190. . Love's Labour's Lost, 151, 157, 159, Merope, 482. 184. MerryWivesofWindsor, 162,167. Love is Enough, 487. Metamorphoses, 73. Love's Sacrifice, 199. "Metaphysical School,'' The, 208. Love Triumphant, 263. Middlemarch, 506, 507. Love's Labour's Won(seeAll's Well Midsummer Night's Dream, 157. that End's Well). Mill on the Floss, The, 506, 508. Love and a Bottle, 391. Miller's Tale, 72, 74. Love for Love, 390. Minerva. Press, 466. Love in Several Masks, 316. Minstrel, The, 334, 415. Love in a. Wood, 389. Miracle Plays, 140 ff. Love!, 497. Mirror of Magistrates, The, 104. Lover's Melancholy, The, 199. Miscellanies, Carlyle's, 493. Lycidas, 230, 231, 233. Miscellanies, Swift's, 281, 282. Lyrical Ballads,193, 308,420,427, Miscellany (Lintot's), 302. 451. Miscell8ny of Uncertain Authors Lyrical Ballads, Preface to, 420. (Tottel's), 102, 106. Mistress, The, 223. Macbeth, 154, 167. Mock Astrologer, The (see An Mac Flecknoe, 257, 389. Evening's Love). Madoc, 432. Modern Husband, The, 316. Ma.id of Honour, The, 199. Moll Flanders, 298. Maid's Revenge, The, 201. Monk, The, 466. Maid's Tragedy, The, 195. Monk's Tale, 70, 132. Malcontents, The, 196. Moral Essays, 300, 303, 304, 305. Manciple's Tale, 73. Moralities, 140 ff. Man of Mode, The, 388, 389. Morando, the Tritameron of Love, Manfred, 441. 147. Mansfield Park, 469. Mort Artus, 22. Marino Fa.liero, 488. Morte d'Arthur, La., 85 ff. Marmion, 434, 435. Mother Bombie, 144. 2L 530 HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Mother Hubberd's Tale, 134, 135, Odyssey, translations of, 197. 136. Oedipus, 262. Mourning Bride, The, 390. Old Bachelor, The, 390. Mourning Garment, The, 146. Old Curiosity Shop, 500. Much Ado about Nothing, 157, Old Mortality, 470- 162, 163. 0ld Whig, 290. Muses' Library, 335. Old Wives' Tale, The, 145. Mutual Friend, Our, 501. Oliver Twist, 499. 11 My mind tome a Kingdom is, "202. Orion, 475. Mysteries, 140, 141. Orley Farm, 510. Mysteries of Udolpho, 466. Ormulum, 26, 27, 45. Orphans, The, 392. Namur (Prior's burlesque) 309. Othello, 154, 167, 168, 187, 188. Napoleon, Life of, 470. Owl and the Nightingale, The, 28, Necessity of Atheism, 437. 29, 30, 45. Nelson, Life of, 434. Ozymandias sonnet, 439. Newcomes, The, 497, 514. New Arabian Nights, The, 512. Pageant and other Poems, A, 485. Newspaper, The, 409~ Palace of Art, 478. New Pygmalion, The, 452. Palace of Honour, 100. New Way to pay Old Debts, 198. Pamela, 366 f. Nice, Sir Courtly, 392. Paracelsus, 479. Nicholas Nickleby, 499. Paradise of Dainty Devices, 106. Night, 328. Paradise Lost, 193, 237-247. Night-piece to Death, 307 f. Paradise Regained, 238, 24 7 ff. Night Thoughts, 320. Paradise, 50, 483. Noble Nature, The, 191. Parish Register, The, 409, 410. Noble Numbers, 219. Parlement of Foules, 51. Nocturnal Reverie, 308. Parleyings with Certain People of Northanger Abbey, 469. Importance, 479. Novum Organum, 115. Past and Present, 493. Nun's Priest's Tale, 74-77. Pastorals (Pope's), 299, 300, 301. Pastoral Ballads, 325, 326. Observer, The, 295. PastoralCare(GregorytheGreat's), Observations on the Faerie Queene, 13. 333. Patient Grissel, 196. Occasional Conformity, 297. Patriarchia. (see Government). Ode to France, 427- Pauline, 479. 0de to the Departing Year, 427. Peg Woffington, 511. Ode to Dejection, 429, 430. Pendennis, 497. Ode to the West Wind, 439. Pericles, 155, 173, 174. Odes- Perkin Warbeck, 199. Akenside's, 332. Persuasion, 469. Collins's, 355-360, 414. Peveril of the Peak, 470. Colerid~e's, 427, 429. Pha.laris, Dissertation on the Cowley s, 223, 224. Epistles of, 278. Dryden's 258. Philaster, 195. Gray's, 361-366, 414. Philip, 497. Keats's, 444. Philip Sparrow, 98. Spenser's, 137-139. Phillis, 202. SUBJECT INDEX. 531

Phineas Finn, 510. Prologue to the Legend of Good Pickle, Peregrine, 371. Women, 52, 60. Pickwick Papers, 499, 514. Prologue Spoken at the Opening Pierce Penniless, 14 7. of Drury Lane Theatre, 317,318. Piers the Plowman (see Vision of Prometheus Unbound, 193, 438, William). 439, 472. Pilgrim's Progress, The, 213. Promos and Cassandra, 142, 143. Pills to Purge Melancholy, 335. Prophecy of Famine, The, 328. Pippa Passes, 479. Proposal (Swift's Modest Proposal, Pity, Ode to, 357. etc.), 285. Plague, History of the, 298. Prospect of Flowers, 226. Plague, Treatise of the, 147. Prothalamion, 139. Plain Dealer, '!'he, 389. Provoked Wife, The, 390. Plain Speaker, The, 452. Psyche, Ode to, 444. Plan of an English Dictionary, Public Ledger (Ree Citizen of the 338. World). Plea of the Midsummer Fairies, Purple Island, The, 205. The, 475. Pleasures of the Imagination, 332, Queen Mab, 432, 437, 438. 353. Quentin Durward, 470. Plebeian, The, 290. Poems and Ballads, Swinburne's, Rambler, The, 338. 488. Random, Roderick, 371. Poems (the Bronte's), 502. Rape of the Lock, 299, 302. Poems of Rural Life in the Dorset Rape of Lucrece, 152, 158, 159. Dialect, 476. Rasselas, 339, 340 ff. Poetaster, The, 180, 196. Reasonableness of Christianity, Poetical Blossoms, 222. 276. Poetical Sketches, 407, 408. Rebellion, History of the, 266-270. Poetical Works (Leigh Hunt's), Recluse, The, 422. 456. Recruiting Officer, The, 391. Political Justice, 437. Red-Cotton Night-Cap Country, Polly, 311. 479. Polychronicon, 92. Redgauntlet, 470, 514. Prelude, The, or the Growth of a. Reflections on the Revolution in Poet's Mind, 421, 422, 476. France, 386, 387. Pride and Prejudice, 467,469, 514. Reformation, History of the, 275. Prime Minister, The, 510. Rehearsal, The, 303. _ Prince Otto, 513. Relapse, The, 390. Prince's Progress, The, 485. Religio Laici, 257, 258. Prioress's Tale, 60, 70. Religio 11-'ledici, 210. Professor, The, 50:t. Religion of the Heart, 456. Progress of a. Divine, 318. Reliques of Ancient English Progress of Dnlness (see Dunciad). Poetry, 334, 335 f., 408,415,436. Progress of Error, 396, 399. Remarks on Italy, 283. Progress of Poesy, 361, 364. Remorse of Conscience (see Ayen- Project for the Advancement of bite of Inwyt). Religion, 281. Repressor (Pecock's), 85. Prologue to the Canterbury Tales, Retaliation, 346, 350 f. 50, 58, 61 ff. Retirement, 396. 532 HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Revelation of the Monk of Eves· Savage, Life of, 492. ham, 89. Scenes of Clerical Life, 505, 506. Revenge, 392. Schiller, Life of, 492. Reve's Tale, 72, 74. Scholar Gypsy, 482. Revolt of Islam, The, 438. Scholemaster, The, 104. Revolution, History of the French, School of Abuse, ll1, 147. 493 ff. Schoolmistress, The, 325, 415. Richard II~, 156, 157, 159. School for Scandal, S94, 472. Richard III., 155, 156, 157, 159. Seasons, The, 321, 322, 3fl4 .. Rimini, The Story of, 455. Second Nun's Tale, 50, 71. Ring and the Book, The, 479. Secret Love, or the Maiden Rivals, 394. Queene, 259. Robinson Crusoe, 297 f. Seint Cecyle, Lyf of, 50. Rob Roy, 470, 514. Sejanus, 180, 181. Roister Doister, 142. Self-Dependence, 482. Rokeby, 436. Sense and Sensibility, 468, 469. Romance of the Forest, 466. Sentimental Journey, The, 375. Romance Metres, 46. Sentiments of a. Church of Eng· Romances- land Man, 281. See Holy Graal. Seraphim, The, 480. Bee (?) Havelok the Dane. Shakspere Restored, etc., 300. See Lancelot of the Lake. Shandy, Tristram, 374, 375. See Merlin. Sbephearde's Callender, 111, 112, See Mort Artus. 121, 122, 124-130, 331. Romantic 'Movement, The, 41 ~' Shepherd's Hunting, The, 205. 417,418. Shepherd's Pipe, 205. Romantic Poets, 418 ff. Shepherd's Week, 310, 3ll, 321. Romeo and Juliet, 151, 158. She Stoops to Conquer, 346, Roots of the Mountains, The, 393 f. 487. She Would if She Could, 388. Rosalind, 147. Shipman's Tale, 73, 77. Rosiad, 327, 328. Shipwreck, The, 190, 329. Round Table Essays, 451. Shirley, 502. Roundabout Papers, 497. Shore, Jane, 392. Rowley's Poems, 330. Shortest Way with the Dissenters, Roxana, 298. 297. Ruins of Time, 134. Siege of Corinth, The, 441. Rule of Nuns (llee .A.ncren Biwle). Sigurd the V olsung, 487. Rural Sports, Gray's, 310. Silas Marner, 506, 507. Ryse of Peynetayne in England, Sketches by Boz, 499. 330. Small House at Allington, The, 510. Sad One, The, 214. Snobs, The Book of, 497. Sad Shepherd, The, 183. Sohra.b and Rustum, 482. Saints' 'l'ra.gedy, The, 504. Sompnour's Tale, 72. Saints' Everlasting Rest, 212. Song of the Shirt, 472, 475. Samson Agonistes, 238, 250. Songs of Exl>erience, 409. Sartor Resa.rtus, 492, 493, 494. Songs of Innocence, 408. Satire, 205 f., 250 f. Songs of the Springtides, 488. Sa.tiromastix, The. 180, 181. Songs before Sunrise, 488. SUBJECT INDEX. 583

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