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Number 51 Spring/Summer 2007 Waco, Texas Ann Miller to be Honored at ABL For more than half a century, the find inspiration. She wrote to her sister late Professor Ann Vardaman Miller of spending most of the summer there was connected to Baylor’s English in the “monastery like an eagle’s nest Department—first as a student (she . . . in the midst of mountains, rocks, earned a B.A. in 1949, serving as an precipices, waterfalls, drifts of snow, assistant to Dr. A. J. Armstrong, and a and magnificent chestnut forests.” master’s in 1951) and eventually as a Master Teacher of English herself. So Getting to Vallombrosa was not it is fitting that a former student has easy. First, the Brownings had to stepped forward to provide a tribute obtain permission for the visit from to the legendary Miller in Armstrong the Archbishop of and the Browning Library, the location of her Abbot-General. Then, the trip itself first campus office. was arduous—it involved sitting in a wine basket while being dragged up the An anonymous donor has begun the cliffs by oxen. At the top, the scenery process of dedicating a stained glass was all the Brownings had dreamed window in the Cox Reception Hall, on of, but disappointment awaited Barrett the ground floor of the library, to Miller. Browning. The monks of the monastery The Vallombrosa Window in ABL’s Cox Reception The hall is already home to five windows, could not be persuaded to allow a woman Hall will be dedicated to the late Ann Miller, a Baylor professor and former student of Dr. A.J. each one depicting a scene in , a to cross their threshold, so she had to Armstrong. country that had a profound influence on stay in a house outside the monastery (Photo by Jon Patillo) Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning walls. They stayed for only a few days. and their poetry during their residence there. The sixth window, which will The slight to her gender was not taken take about a year to complete, will be lightly by Barrett Browning. “Father What’s Inside dedicated to Miller’s memory. Egidio led him [Robert] to the more 2-4 Selected Armstrong salient places and showed him all Browning Library “Ann would love this,” said her good the sights hidden from my eyes,” she Acquisitions 2002-2004 friend of fifty years, former English complained to her sister. “For of course

Professor Dr. Clement Goode. “She they wouldn’t permit an unclean beast 4 Current Exhibition loved Dr. A., and she had a number of like me to pass the threshold of the good stories that she told about him,” monastery or chapel . . . oh no! Out 4 Ann Miller continued he said. He believes Miller would also of spite, however, when nobody was appreciate the story behind the window looking, I put my foot through the 5 Newsletter Survey scene—a story that hints that Elizabeth gateway and stamped on the gravel of We are asking for your Barrett Browning may have had a lot in their courtyard.” common with Miller, who also wrote help in bringing you the newsletter you want to read. poetry. Cynthia Burgess, Armstrong Browning’s Please fill out this survey curator of books and printed materials and return it to us, or answer The window will feature Vallombrosa, and the coordinator for the window online at www.baylor.edu/ a monastery near Florence. In 1847, project, said that friends and family of abl/survey between Sept. Barrett Browning had her heart set on Ann Miller have agreed that the window 1-Oct. 15. a visit to the scenic retreat, mentioned is an especially appropriate tribute to her by in Paradise Lost, to memory. She said, “The enthusiasm and 6 Noteworthy News escape the summer heat of Florence and determination that Elizabeth showed (Ann Miller cont. page 4) ABL Newsletter • 2 Selected Armstrong Browning Library Acquisitions, 2002-2004

Letters, Manuscripts & Ephemera even a greater endeavour than ordinary the Joseph Milsand Archive after intelligibility, and hitherto only Other letters from Grant Duff to c 114 Robert Browning Letters published on the first leaf of the Author’s [Edmond Henri Adolphe Scherer], 1863; 22 to Richard Hengist Horne written Son’s Account-book” Richard Hengist Horne to [George] between 1837 and 1879; 30 letters c 15 Elizabeth Barrett Browning Bentley, two in 1876; S. R. Townshend to Frances Julia Wedgwood written Letters Mayer to George Bentley, five in 1876; between 1864 and 1870; 13 letters to To Henry Cotes, 1828; Hugh Stuart Sidney H. Morse to Miss [Charlotte] Joseph Milsand written between 1853 Boyd, 1835; [Mary Russell Mitford], Porter, two in 1890; to and 1886; 5 letters from RB and EBB [1841]; , 1846; Harold Helmer, two in 1901; William to Joseph Milsand written between 1852 Joseph Milsand, 1853; Anne Thomson Knight to Fannie Browning, two in and 1858; and 1 letter from RB and Braun, [1854]; C. S. Francis, two in 1914; and May Morris to Miss [Rose] Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand, 1856; Hiram Powers, [1857]; and Clark, [1922] 1881 [Frederic] Chapman, [1860] Manuscripts: “George Uglow Pope Others to Miss Talfourd, [1843]; C. S. c 9 Letters to EBB [1820-1908] by his Son”; Laurence Francis, three in 1866; Dante Gabriel From Henry Cotes, two in 1828; Whistler’s “Browning as a Dramatist”; Rossetti, [1856]; [John] Chapman, 1863; Jane Hedley, 1828; R. H. Horne, 1840; statement regarding Sales of Browning’s Isa Blagden, 1864; Mrs. Hensleigh Benjamin Robert Haydon, 1843; Mary Poems by the American publisher, Wedgwood, 1864; , Russell Mitford, 1843; Emily Tennyson, Ticknor and Fields [1864-1867]; and 1866; , [1866]; Chancellor 1852; Edouard Riou, 1857; and Isa notes by Henry Cotes regarding An of University, 1867; H. W. Dulcken, Blagden, 1860 on Mind 1867; Mrs. Mary Davies, 1868; Mr. c 8 EBB Manuscripts c 129 Victorian Letters Enoch, 1869; Mrs. Coddington, 1871; An Essay on Mind; “Little Mattie”; “A 39 letters from to Alexander Macmillan, 1871; Lady Musical Instrument”; “The pet-name”; Lady Henry Kerr, Francis Ridout Ward, Thompson, 1871, 1872, 1880; E. H. The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim’s Point; William George Ward, Mrs. W. G. Ward, Baverstock, 1871; [Messrs. Thacker 2 sonnets: “Two Sketches” and “The Wilfrid Philip Ward, and Mrs. Wilfrid & Co.], 1873; Mrs. Ellen Busk, 1874; Poet”; and the last stanza of Ward written between 1849 and 1889; Lady Stanley, 1874; Professor John Windows 5 letters from William Michael Rossetti Stuart Blackie, 1874 and accompanied c 169 Browning Memorabilia Items to A. H. Dooley written between 1876 by an envelope on which is written a 5 likenesses of Robert Browning; 3 and 1895; 8 letters from Frances Julia note by RB to Blackie, [1874]; Miss likenesses Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Wedgwood to Eliza Wedgwood written Dickens, 1875; Reuben [Browning], hair pin, once owned by EBB; combined between 1888 and 1910; and others [ca. 1875]; Reginald Cholmondeley, paper knife and book marker that from or to Sir Edwin Arnold, Matthew [1876]; [Frederick Greenwood], 1876; belonged to RB; RB’s bronze inkstand; Arnold, [George] Bentley, Edward Pen Browning, 1877; Mary Ford, 1882; invitation addressed to “Robert Berdoe, Rev. C. Bingham, Edward Lady Henrietta Stanley, 1882; Dear Sir, Browning Esq. & Lady” to attend Burne-Jones, Rev. Dr. B. M. Burridge, 1882; Mrs. Rogerson, 1883; [Elizabeth the Reception of His Royal Highness , George Cattermole, Purefoy FitzGerald], [1885]; Laure The Prince of Wales on 19 May 1876; Alex M. Chance, John Chapman, Eliza Milsand, 1886; Arthur Symons, 1886; dance card for the Reception of His Cook, Dr. Keningale Cook, Mrs. Pender Mr. Eastwick, 1886; George Henry Royal Highness the Prince of Wales at Cudlip, , A. H. Dooley, Boughton, 1888; Miss Brooke, 1888; Guildhall on May 19, 1876; oval place F. S. Ellis, W. J. Fox, W. P. Frith, [F. George Barnett Smith, 1888; Lady card with the guest’s name “Robert J.] Furnivall, Sir Arthur Gordon, Mrs. Combermere, 1888; Mrs. Bruce, no Browning” in ink; 154 caricatures by Aylmer Gowing, Arthur Henry Hallam, date; and Mrs. Martin, no date RB Sr.; and a Commonplace book kept R. H. Horne, , John P. c 63 Letters to RB by Fannie Browning Hullah, Miss Jerrold, , 44 letters from Frances Julia Wedgwood c 4,159 Supporting Documents , , Fanny written between 1864 and 1870; and (family letters or other letters or documents Kingsley, Grenville Kingsley, Mary 12 letters from Joseph Milsand written that mention the Brownings) Kingsley, Rose Kingsley, Thomas between 1852 and 1884 7 letters from Sarianna Browning to Lawrence, S. L. Lee, , Other letters from Sarianna Browning, [Elizabeth] Brooks, three in [1880], Thomas Babington Macaulay, Daniel 1863; John Forster, 1863; Adam & Co., 1886, [1886], [1887], and 1892; 39 letters Maclise, W. C. Macready, Philip 1871; William Ewart Gladstone, 1872; from William Sirr to Fannie Browning Bourke Marston, James Martineau, S. George Murray Smith, 1875; William written between 1930 and 1935; 10 R. Townshend Mayer, Henry Seton G. Kingsland, 1881; and James Anthony letters from Pen Browning to Joseph or Merriman, J. E. Millais, Mary Russell Froude, n.d. Laure Milsand written between 1871 Mitford, Roden Noel, Frederic Ouvry, c 2 RB Manuscripts and 1884; 201 letters from or to Sarianna Adelaide Ann Procter, B. W. Procter, “Home Thoughts from Abroad” and Browning written between 1856 and Henry Ritchie, Christina G. Rossetti, “Very Original Poem, written with 1899; and 3,887 letters that are part of Mrs. William Michael Rossetti, John ABL Newsletter • 3

Ruskin, , [Philip [1857]. Inscribed to RB from Lady written by Himself, 1740. 2nd edition. Lutley] Sclater, William Bell Scott, Westmorland. Cromwell, Oliver. Oliver Cromwell’s Thomas James Serle, Elizabeth M. Ferguson, James. The Art of Drawing Letters and Speeches: with Elucidations, Sewell, , in Perspective Made Easy, [1824?]. 1846. Compiled by Thomas Carlyle. Elizabeth Stisted, Mrs. [Field] Talfourd, Inscribed by Robert Browning, Senior. Three volumes. Emily Tennyson, Sir Henry Thompson, Forster, John. Arrest of The Five Farrer, Richard Ridley. A Tour in Lady Thompson, Richard Tyrwhitt, and Members By Charles the First, 1860. Greece, 1880, 1882. Edmund Yates Inscribed to RB by the author. Galletti di Cadihac, Margaret Isabella. c 8 Victorian Manuscripts Greek and Prize Poems of the The Camorristi, and other Tales, 1882. Eliza Cook: “I’m a Devil,” “Love,” from 1814 to Gilchrist, Alexander. Life of William “Oh Robie Burns, oh Robie Burns,” 1837, 1837. Inscribed by RB. Blake, “Pictor Ignotus,” With Selections “Old Pincher,” “Stanzas,” and “Those Historiæ Romanæ Epitomæ, from His Poems and Other Writings, I left behind”; Philip Bourke Marston: Amsterdam, 1625. Inscribed by EBB. 1863. Two volumes. “II. Forsaken,” and “III. Desolate” Homer. Opera, quae exstant omnia Hardy, Thomas. Wessex Tales, 1888. c 6 Victorian Memorabilia Items Graece et Latine, 1819. Inscribed by Two volumes. 1 likeness of Frederic Leighton; 3 RB: From Walter S. Landor to R. W. B. Herrick, Robert. Chrysomela A Selec- manuscript albums kept by Sir John Duke Browning, 1863. tion from the Lyrical Poems of Robert Coleridge detailing correspondence Landor, Walter Savage. Idyllia Herrick, 1877. and related matters (one containing a Heroica, 1820. Inscribed to RB by John Hood, Thomas (the Elder). Poems, transcript of a letter to him from RB Forster. 1846. Two volumes. dated 1873); Lord Battersea’s Grand Simeon, John. editor Contempora- ______. Whims and Oddities, in Prose Tour Album containing 79 photographs neous Narrative of the Trial and and Verse: with Eighty-Seven Original of works of art in the Gallery Execution of . Miscellanies of Designs, 1861. Austin Dobson’s copy in Florence; Miss E. N. Withenberg’s the Philobiblon Society, Vol. 4, [1858]. with his bookplate. Victorian Ladies Day Book, 1861-1862 Inscribed to RB by the editor. Horace. Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera. c Armstrong Materials Trelawny, Edward John. Recollec- Compiled by J. Pine, 1733-1737. Two Letters, photographs, clippings, books, tions of the Last Days of Shelley and volumes. scrapbooks, bulletins, and memorabilia Byron, 1858. RB’s copy with his Kenyon, John. Poems, For the Most items autograph on the half-title, and two Part Occasional, 1838. autograph notes. Landor, Walter Savage. Gebir, Count Books & Printed Materials Wither, George. Fair Virtue, the Julian and Other Poems, 1831. Mistress of Philarete, 1818. Inscribed ______. Selections from the Writings c 18 Browning Library Books by EBB, and includes a marked passage of , 1882. Arnold, Matthew. Culture and with initials and date by RB. Contains Lytton, Robert Edward Bulwer (Owen Anarchy: An Essay in Political and many markings in the text. Meredith, pseudonym). Lucile, 1860. Social Criticism, 1869. Inscribed to RB Woods, Margaret. Lyrics, 1888. Martin, Theodore. Poems, Original by the author. c 34 Browning Library Copies and Translated, 1863. Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen. The Love (same editions as those owned by the Miller, Joaquin. Songs of the Sierras, Sonnets of Proteus, 1881. Inscribed to Brownings or their immediate family) 1871. RB by the author. Alexander, William. St. Augustine’s O’Shaughnessy, Arthur W. E. An Epic Browning, Robert. Aristophanes’ Holiday and Other Poems, 1886. of Women and Other Poems, 1870. Apology, 1875. Presentation copy from Arnold, Matthew. New Poems, 1867. Patmore, Coventry. Poems, 1844. RB to Pen Browning. From the library of Charles Kingsley, Procter, Bryan Waller (Barry Cornwall, [Carlyle, Thomas.] Sartor Resartus, with his penciled notes throughout. pseudonym). : A Memoir, 1837. Second American edition, ______. Poems, 1885. Three 1866. inscribed by Harriet Martineau to RB. volumes. ______. and Tales in Prose, Crabbe, George. The Life and Poetical Bloomfield, Robert. Wild Flowers; or 1853. Two volumes. Works of the Rev. , 1860. Pastoral and Local Poetry, 1806. Ritchie, Anne Thackeray. Toilers and Inscribed by RB. Boyd, Hugh Stuart. Select Poems, of Spinsters, and other Essays, 1874. . Euripidis Tragœdiœ XIX. Synesius and Gregory Nazianzen, 1814. Symonds, John Addington. The Edited by Æmilius Portus. Two volumes ______. Thoughts on An Illustrious Sonnets of Michael Angelo Buonarroti in Greek and Latin, , 1597. Exile Occasioned by the Recent and Tommaso Campanella, 1878. Volume 2 only. EBB’s copy with her Persecution of the Protestants, in the Symons, Arthur. Days and Nights, extensive manuscript notes. Bound South of France, 1816. 1889. with: Portus, Æmilius. Breues notœ in Chatterton, Thomas. Poetical Works Tennyson, Hallam. Jack and the omnes Euripidis Tragœdias. Heidelberg, of Thomas Chatterton, 1842. Two Bean-Stalk. English Hexameters, 1886. 1599. volumes. Illustrated by . Fane, Julian Henry Charles. Julian Cibber, Colley. An Apology for the Thackeray, William Makepeace. The Fane, ad Matrem, 1849-1857, Life of Mr. Colley Cibber, Comedian, Christmas Books. Mrs. Perkins’s Ball; ABL Newsletter • 4

Our Street; Dr. Birch, 1857. Burns, Robert. The Poetical Works Thompson, Alice Christiana (after- of , 1830. Two volumes wards Meynell). Preludes, 1875. in one. Eliza Cook’s copy, with a four- On Exhibit in the Tomlins, F. G. Brief View of the English stanza poem to Burns inscribed in her Hankamer Treasure Room Drama, From the Earliest Period to the hand on the front flyleaf. Through October 2007 Present Time, 1840. Carlyle, Thomas. Critical and c Other Browning-Related Titles Miscellaneous Essays: Collected and The Brownings and Music Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. Aurora Republished, 1857. Inscribed by Carlyle Leigh, 1859. Fourth edition, revised. to A. Gilchrist. Featuring items in the ABL Inscribed by William Michael Rossetti: ______. On Heroes, Hero-Worship, Collection that illustrate the W. M. Rossetti From the Authoress. & The Heroic, 1841. Inscribed to E. R. importance of music in the lives of ______. The Greek Christian Poets Rosier from the author. three generations of Brownings and the English Poets, 1863. Inscribed Darwin, Charles. The Origin of by RB to Miss [Julia] Wedgwood. Species by Means of Natural Selection, Curated by ABL Graduate ______. Last Poems, 1862. or the Preservation of Favoured Races Student Tricia Filippini Garrett Inscribed by RB to Annunziata Lena, in the Struggle for Life, 1892. Sixth EBB’s maid. edition. ______. Poems. In Four Volumes, Dickens, Charles. The Village 1864. Sixth edition. Inscribed by RB to Coquettes: A Comic Opera. In Two Acts, Ann Miller Miss [Julia] Wedgwood. 1836. First edition, original sheets. (continued from page 1) Browning, Robert. Christmas-Eve and Good Words for the Young. Four Easter-Day, 1850. George MacDonald’s volumes, dated 1869-1872, edited by and her feistiness in the whole copy with his signature and bookplate. Norman MacLeod (1869) and George situation are things that Ann ______. The Poetical Works of MacDonald (1870-1872). Miller would very much have Robert Browning, 1865. Three volumes. Kingsley, Charles. Glaucus; or, The appreciated— especially the Fourth edition. Inscribed in volume one Wonders of the Shore, 1856. Inscribed stamping of the foot.” by RB to Miss [Julia] Wedgwood. by the author to his wife, with two ______. . corrections to the text in his hand. Despite the brevity of the trip, the 1868. Four volumes, with laid in note MacDonald, George. A Book of Strife Brownings were not disappointed indicating that the volumes came from in the Form of The Diary of an Old Soul, by the scenery of Vallombrosa, the library of Julia Wedgwood. 1860. Inscribed by MacDonald to his and both poets penned lines about ______. Selections from The sister Charlotte Godwin, and with the the memorable retreat. Four Poetical Works of Robert Browning, bookplate of his great-grandson. lines mentioning Vallombrosa 1883. First Series, eighth edition. ______. The Vicar’s Daughter. from Barrett Browning’s poem Inscribed by William Michael Rossetti An Autobiographical Story, 1881. Casa Guidi Windows will be the to his son, indicating that the volume Inscribed by MacDonald to his son-in- centerpiece of the new window. was from ’s books. law. Burgess said that the window Browning, Robert and Elizabeth Newman, John Henry. Apologia Pro will also include depictions of Barrett Browning. Two Poems, 1854. Vita Sua: Being a Reply to a Pamphlet the monastery, the woods, the Thomas Carlyle’s copy. entitled “What, Then, does Dr. Newman waterfalls, the native foliage, Ruskin, John. Notes on the Mean?,” 1864. First edition in book and the scene of oxen pulling the Construction of Sheepfolds, 1851. form. basket up the cliffs. A dedication Ruskin’s copy, with a verse from EBB’s Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. Poems, 1870. to Miller will be in the bottom left Casa Guidi Windows inscribed in his John Ruskin’s copy with his bookplate. corner. hand on the title-page. One of 25 copies printed on large paper c Of Special Note for private circulation. Though a generous gift has Chaucer, Geoffrey. The Works of Ruskin, John. The Elements of underwritten a major portion of the Geoffrey Chaucer, edited by F. S. Ellis Drawing; in Three Letters to Beginners, window’s cost, library officials and and W. W. Skeat. Edward Burne-Jones, 1857. Ruskin’s copy with his bookplate, the anonymous donor want friends illustrator. , typographer. and inscribed by his mother. and former students of Miller to Kelmscott Press, 1896. Limited to 425 Schiller, Friedrich. Schillers have the opportunity to contribute copies on paper. Sammtliche Werk, 1844. Ten volumes to the project. Donations can be Lear, Edward. Illustrated Excursions bound in five. George MacDonald’s set, made by calling Mary Goolsby at in Italy, 1846. Two folio volumes. with his bookplate in each volume. (254) 710-6735. c Miscellaneous c One hundred ten titles were added — Meg Cullar Arnold, Edwin. 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