"Great 'Wlriters."
"Great 'Wlriters."
EDITED BY ERIC ROBERTSON AND FRANK T. MARZIj\LS.
LIFE OF BRO WNING. ·tI. FpR FULL LIST OF THB VOLUMES IN TutS SERIES, SEE CATALOGUE AT END OF BOOK , Dhananjayarao Gadgil libraI'}'
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ROBERT BROWNI,NG
RV WILLIAM SHARP.
LONDON W.ALTER SCOTT, LIMITED PATERNOSTER SQUARE
(A II rigkts reserved) ..l"J- o Ill/ 1~11l w C7 1-->( S- CONTENTS. - CHAPTER L PAOli London, ltobert Browning's birthplace; his. immediate pre· decessors and contemporaries in literature, art, and mnsic; born May 7th. 1812; origin or the Browning family; assertions as to its Semitic CODDection apparently gronnd. less; the poet a putative descendant or the Captain Micaiah Browning mentioned by Macanlay; Robert Browning's mbther or Scottish and German origin; his rather "a man of esceptional powen, artist, poet. critic:, student; Mr. Browning's opinion or his son's writings; the home in CambenreU; Robert Browning's childhood; concerning his optimism; his fondness for Canavaggio's "Andromeda and Perseus"; his poetic precocity; origin oJ "The Flight of the Duchess"; writes Byronic ver.;e; is sent to school at Peckham; his holiday afternoons; sees London by night, from Heme Hill; the significance of the spectacle to him· II
CHAPTER IL iIe wishes to be a poet; writes in the style or Byron and Pope; the •• Death of Harold"; his poems, written wben twelve years old, shown to Miss Flower; the Rev. W. J. Fox's criticisms on them; "he comes aaoss Shelley's "Dzmon of the World"; Mrs. Browning procnres Shelley's poems, 4 CONTENTS. .AGII also those of Keats, for her son; the perusal of these volumes proves an important event in his poetic develop ment; he leaves school when fourteen years old, and studies at home under a tutor; attends a few lectures at University Coliege, 1829-30 i chooses his career, at the age of twentYi earliest record of his utterances concerning his youthful life printed in Cmlury Ma"uazi"e, 1881; he plans a series of monodramatic epics; Browning's life work, collectively one monodramatic "epic"; Shak spere's and Browning's methods compared; Browning writes "Pauline" in 1832; his own criticism on it; his parents' opinions; his aunt's generous gift; the poem published in January 1833; description of the p~m; written under the inspiring stimulus of Shelley; its auto psychica:l significance; its importance to the student of the poet's works; quotations from co Pauline" 29
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The public reception of "Paulin~"; criticisms thereupon; Mr_ Fox's notice in the MomMy ReptJSilory, and its results; Dante Gabriel Rossetti reads .. Pauline" and writes to the author; Browning's reference to Tennyson's reading of .. Maud" in 1855; Browning frequents literary society; reads at the British Museum; makes the acqnaint ance of Charles Dickens and" Ion" Talfourd; a volume of poems by Tennyson published simultaneously with "Pauline"; in 1833 he commences his travels; goes to Russia; the sale record of hi; experiences there to be found in the poem co Ivan IvAnovitch," published in Dramalir Idyls, 1879; his acquaintance with Muzini; • Browning goes to Italy; visits Asolo, whence he drew hints for .. Sordello" and ,IC Pippa Passes"; in 1834 he returns to Camberwell; in autumn of 1834 and winter of 1835 commences IC Sordella," writes .. Paracelsus," and one or two short poems; his love for Venice; a new voice audible in co Johannes Agricola" and IC Porphyria"; CONTENTS. 5 PAn •• PanceIsus, - published in 1835; his own explanation of it; his love of.....ncing in the dark; some of" ParaceIsus" and of .. StraflOrd" composed in a wood near Dulwich; c:ooceming .. ParaceIsus" and BroWDing's sympathy with the scientific spirit; description and scope of the poem; qootatioos therefrom; estimate of the work, and its foor ~ 49
CHAPTER IV•
• Criticisms opoll •• ParaceIsos,. impodant ooe written by Jobo FOISter; Browning meets Macreadyat the hoDse of Mr. F",,; penooaI description of the poet; Macready's opinion of'the poem; Browning spends New Year's Day, 1836. at the hoDse of the tragedian and meets John "Forster; _ Macread, wges him to write a play; his subsequent interrie. with the bagedian; he plans a dJama to be entitled .. Narses "; meets Wordsworth and Walter Sange Landor at a supper party•• hen the JOIIDg poet is -eel. and Macready again proposes that Browning should write a play, &om .hich arose the idea of "Strafford "; his acquaintance with Wordsworth and Landor; MS. of "Strafford" aa:epted; its performance at Covent Garden Theatre 00 the 26th May 1837; runs for five nights; the author's comments; the dJama issued by Messrs. Longman a: Co.; the performance in 1886; estimate of .. Strafford D; Browning's dramas; comparison between the Elizabethan aud VICtorian dJamatic eras; Browning's soul.depictive facuIty; his dJamatic method; estimate of his dramas; Landor's acknoWledgment of the dedication to him of .. Luria .. 73
CHAPTER V •
.. Profundity" and "Simplicity"; the facuIty of _der; Brown ing's first conception of .. Pippa Passes .. ; his residence in' London; his country walks; his war-' and habits, and his 6 CONTENTS.
P~GB heart-episodes; debates whether to become a clergyman; is "Pippa Passes" a drama? estimate of the poem; Browning's rambles on Wimbledon Common and in Dulwich Wood. where he composed his lines upon Shelley; asserts there is romance in Camberwell as well as in Italy; "Sordello"; the charge of obscurity against "Sordello"; the nature and intention of the poem; quotations therefrom; anecdote about Douglas Jerrold; Tennyson's. Carlyle's. and M. Odysse Barot's opinions on .. Sordello"; "enigmatic" poetry; in 1863 Browning contemplated the re-writing of .. Sordello"; dedication to the French critic. Milsand 93
CHAPTER VI.
Browning's three great-dramatic poems; II The Ring and the Book" his finest work; its uniqueness; Carlyle's criticism of it; Poetry wrsus Tour.de-Force; "The Ring and the Book" begun in 1866; analysis of the poem; kinship of cc The Ring and the Book" and" Aurora Leigh~' ; explana tion of title; the idea taken from a parchment volume Browning picked np in Florence; the poem planned at Casa Guidi; cc 0 Lyric Love," etc.; description and analysis of cc The Ring and the Book," with quotations; compared as a poem with cc The Inn Album ...· "Pauline," cc Asolando." cc Men' and Women." etc.; imaginary volumes. to be entitled cc Transcripts from Life" and II Flowers o' the Vine"; Browning's greatest period; Browning's primary importance 113
CHAPTER VII. Early life of Elizabeth Barrett Browning; born in 1820; the chief sorrow of her life; the Barrett family settle in London; If The Cry of .the Children" and its origin; Miss Barrett's friends;' effect on her of Browning'S poetry; she makes Browning's acquaintance in 1846; Co.NTENTS. 1 PAGE her early belief in him as a poet; her physl.cal delicacy and her sensitiveness of feeling; personal appear ance of Robert Browning; his "electric"hand; Elizabeth. Barrett discerns his personal worth, and is susceptible to the strong hnm~ty of Browning's song; Mr. Barrett's jealousy; their engagement; Miss Barrett's acquaintance with Mrs. Jameson; quiet marriage in 1846; Mr. Barrett's resentment; the Brownings go to Paris; thence to Italy with Mrs. Jameson; Wordsworth's comments; resi dence in Pisa; .. Sonnets from the. Portuguese"; in the spring they go to Florence, thence to Ancona, where "The Guardian Angel" was written; Casa Guidi; W. W. Story's account of the rooms at Casa Guidi; perfect uuion 135
CHAPTER VIIL
'March 1849. birth of Robert Wiedemann Barrett Browning; Browning mites his "Christmas Eve and Easter Day"; "Casa Guidi Windows" commenced; 1850, they go to Rome; "Two in the Campagna"; proposal· to 'confer poet-laureateship on Mrs. Browning; return to London; winter in Paris;' summer in London; Kenyon's friendship; return in autumn to Casa Guidi; Browning's Essay on Shelley for the twenty-five spurious Shelley letters; midsummer at Baths of Lucca. where "In a' Balcony" was in part written; winter of 1853-4 in Rome; record of work; "Pen's" illness; .. Ben 'Karsbook's Wisdom"; return to Florence; (1856) .. Men and Women" published; the Brownings go to London; in summer .. Aurora Leigh" issued; 1858, Mrs. Browning's waning health; 1855-64 comparatively unproductive period with R. Browning; record of work; July 1855; they travel to Normandy; "Legend of Pornic"; Mrs. Browning's ardent interest iu the Italian struggle of 1859; wiuter in Rome; "Poems before Congress"; her last poelb, II North aud South"; death of Mrs. Browning at Casa Guidi. 28th June 1861 157 CONTENTS.
CHAPTER IX. PAGE Browning's allusions to death of his wife; Miss Browning resides with her brother from 11166; 1868, collected works published; first part .of "The Ring and the Book" pub lished in November 1866; "Herve Riel".written; Brown ing's growing popularity; Tauchnitz editions of his poems in 1872 j also first book of selections; dedication to Lord Tennyson; 1877, he goes to La Saisiaz, near Geneva; "La Saisiaz" and "The Two Poets of Croisic" pub lished 1878; Browning's later poems; Browning Society established 1881; Browning's letter thereupon to Mr. Yates; trips abroad; his London residences; his last letter to Tennyson; revisits Asolo; Palazzo Rezzonico; his belief in immortality; his' death, Thursday, Dec. 12th, 1889; funeral in Westminster Abbey; Sonnet by George Mere dith; new star in Orion: R. Browning's place in literature; Summary, ete_ 176 INDEX.- .r A Toccata of GaInpprs," 130. 168 ·J Abt Vogler," 13D. 172, 202 •• Aurora Leigh, .. u8, 152, 166, .. A Face," 130 169, 170 .. A Forgiveness," 130 .. After .. 130 B. .. ~emnon Of .Eschylus," 182 Bagni di Lucca, 157, i6s .0 A Grammarian's FuneraI.II Bailey's" Festus," 114 129, 168 " Balaustion's Adventure." 182, II A Likeness," 130 190 Alma -. Letter to, 191 Balzac, 36,. 1140 138, 185, 203, .. Amphibian," 130 zOO Ancona. ISO Barrett, Arabella. S4. 174 II Andrea del Sarto," 130. 168 Barrett, Edward, 136 .. Andromeda." 25 Barrett, Mr., 1440 161, 170 .. Another way of Love," 130 .. Beatrice Signorini," 131 .. Any Wife to any Husband," Beantiful in Verse, the, 206·7 129,168 Beethoven, zag .. A Pearl," 130 II Before:' 130 '~Apparent Failure," 130. 172 .. Bells and Pomegranates," 76, .. Appearances," 130 81,138 Appearance, Browning's per- II Ben Karsbook's WISdom," 167 sonaI, 740 161 Berdoe, E., 68, Z04. 207 Aprile, 107, Z04. %£YI .. Bifurcations, H 130 .. Aristophanes' Apology," 182 .. Bishop Blongram,".930 179 .. Ask not one least word of Blake, William, 94 praise," 130 II Blot OD the 'Scutcheon, A," '" Asolando," U, 39. 128, 131. . 79. 88, 89, 90> 91, zo6 182, 196, %£YI, 210 Bossnet and Browning, 191 Asolo, s8, 192 Browning, Clara, 21 .. A Soul's Tragedy," 8g, 91, 179 Browning, Elizabeth Barrett: .. Athena:um, Tbe," 73 I ·Browning's early iDfiuence on, 214 INDEX.
'9Z; born March 4. 1809. 136; 174; return to Casa Guidi, her girlhood and early work, and death on 28th June 1861, 136; death of brother. 136; 175,206 residence in, London. 137; Browning, Reuben, 18, 19, :an .. The Cry of the _Children." Browning, Robert: born in 137; friendships with Home London in 1812, II, 13, 19; and Kenyon, 137; her appre his literary and artistic ante ciation of Browning's poemi, cedents and contemporarie., 138 ; correspondence with 12-14; his parentage and him, 138; engagement, 139; ancestry, 15, 17-19; con acquaintance with Mrs. J ame cerning traces of Semitic 'son, 143; marriage, 145 ; origin, 15-19; his sisters, 20; Mr. Barrett's-resentment, 144; his father, 18; his mother, 20, journey to Paris, 145; thence 23; his uncle, Reuben Brown to Pisa, 146 i Browning's love ing, 20; the Camberwell for his wife, 146; .. Sonnets home, 23; his childhood, 22; from the Portuguese," 147; in early poems, 25; translation spring to Florence, 150; to of the odes of HoraCe, 26; Ancona, rna Ravenna, in June, goes to school at Peckham, ISO; winter at Casa Guidi, 27; his holiday afternoons, JSZ; .. Aurora Leigh," ISZ; 27; II Death of Harold," 29; description of poetess, 153, criticisms of Miss Flower and 154; birth ofson in 1849, JS7; Mr. Fox, 30; he reads .. Casa Guidi Windows," J59; Shelley's and Keats's poems, J 850, spring in Rome; pro 30, 31; he has a tutor, 33; posal to confer poet-laureate attends Gower Street Univer ship on Mrs. Browning, J59, sity College, 34; he decides J61; 1851, visits England, 161; to be a poet, 35; writes winter in Paris, J6z; she is en .. Pauline," 1832, 36; it is thusiastic about Napoleon III., published in 1833, 39; and interested in Spiritualism; .. Pauline." 39-49; criticisms summer in London, J6z; thereon, 49; Rossetti and autumn at Casa Guidi, J6z; .. Pauline," studies at British winter 1853-4 in Rome, 1856 Museum, 52, -53; travels in .. Aurora Leigh," death of 1833 to Russia, 57; to Italy, Kenyon, legacies, 170; 1857. 58; return to Camberwell, death of Mr. 'Barrett, 170; 1834, sS, and begins n Para 1858, delicacy of Mrs. Brown celsus, n sonnet signed Ie Z. t, ing, 171; July 1858, Brown 1834, 60; love for Venice, ings travel to Normandy; 62 ; II Paracelsus," 59, 62; .. Two Poems by Elizabeth criticisms thereon, 71, 73; Barrett and Robert Brown he meets Macready, 73; ing," 1854. 173; 1860. .. Narses," 76; he meets .. Poems before Congress," Talfourd, Wordsworth. Lan and death of Arabella Barrett, dor, 77; "Strafford," 79: his 160; .. l!Iionh and South, D dram ..., 85; his lovo: of the INDEX. 2115 country, 95; "l'iJ;''pa Passes," of 1859 in Sienna; winter 96,98; "Sordello, 105; origin 1860-61 in Rome, 173; death of "The Ring and the Book," of Mrs. Brownin~, June 1861, 1865; "The Ring and the 175; .. Prospice,' 176; 1866, Book," 113-119; .. The Inn Browning loses his. father; Album," 127; "Men and Miss Sarianna resides with Women, u 128; proposed Browning, 177; his ways of .. Transcripts from Life," 129; life, 177; first collected ed, ~'Flower o' the Vine'" 131; tion of his works, 1868, 178; conespondence between him first part of .. The Ring and aud Miss Barrett, 136; meeting the Book" published, 178; in 1146, 138; engagement, "Herve Riel," 179; Tauch 140; maniage, 12th Sep nitz edition, 1872, 179; tember 1846, 145; sojourn iii .. Bishol;' Blougram," 179; Pisa, 146; they go to Flor cc Selections," 180 ; cc La ence, 148; to Ancona, vi. Saisiaz," 1877, 180; "The Ravenna, 150; "The Guar "Iwo Poets of Croisic," 181; dian Angel, N 150; Casa Guidi, later works, 182; .. Prince 152; birth of son, March 9th, Hohenstiel- SchW'angau," 1149,157; they go to Vallom " Red Cotton Nightcap brosa and Bagui di Lucca for Country," 182, 183; .. Fifine the autumn, and winter at at the Fair," 183, 184, 185·7; Casa Guidi, 156; spring of "Jocoseria," 187; 1881, 1850 in Rome, 159; .. Two Browning Society established, in the Campagna," 156; 1851, 188; his latter years, 189; they visit England; descrip revisits Asolo, 191; Palazzo tion of Browning, 161 ; Rezzonico, 192; religious be winter 1851-2 in Paris with lief. 193; death, December Robert Browning, senior, 162; 12th, 1889, 195, 196; funeral, Browning writes Prefatory 197; to be estimated by a Essay to Moxon's edition of • new definition, 200; as poet, Shelley's Letters, 163; mid rather than as thinker, 200; summer, Baths of Lucca, 165 l his love of life, 201; his, like in Florence, 166; .. In a Bossuet's, a Hebrew genius Balcony, u 166; winter in feCDIDdated by Christianity, Rome, 1853-40 166; the work 201; his artistic relations to writtl!D there, 167; " Ben Death and Sex, 201-3; where, Karshook's Wisdom," 167; in standpoint, he differs from "Men and Women" pub Tennyson, 203; as to quality lished, 168; Kenyon's death, of his mass of work, 204; in and legacies to the Brownings, tellectuallyexploited, 204; hi. 170; poems written between difficulties, and their attrac 1855.64, 16g j July 1858, tion to many, 205; his atti Brownings go to Normandy, tude to the future, influence, 173; .. Legend ot Pornic." and significance, 205-21 I ; sum .. GolLi Hair," 173; autumn mary ~I his life-work, 200·212, 216 INDEX
Browning, Robert Wiedemann co Death of Harold," 29 Barrett, 18, 37, 157, 163, 174 " Death in the Desert, A," 129, Browning, Robert (senior). 18, 172 20. 32, 33. 37, 38, 159, 173 Defoe, 198 Browning, Sarianna (Mrs.)" 21, "De Gustibus," 57, 59, 130 25,29,32 Dickens, Charles, 54, 90 Browning. Sarianna (Miss), 20, .. Dis Aliter Visum," lJO, 172 177, 188 Domett, A. (Waring), 151 Browning Society, the,' 160, Dramas, Browning's, 82-92 188 ' .. Dramatic Idyls," 57, 182 Browning, William Shergold, 18 " Dramatic Romances," ~28, Byron, 149 179 .. By the Fireside," 130 .. Dramatis Personae," 127. 171, 179 C. Dulwich Wood, 62, 95, 98, 10 .. Caliban- upon Setebos," 172, 4-5 20'(, 209 E. Cam berwell, 20, 27, 33, 38, 54, 58,61 .. Earth's Immortalities," 129 Carlyle, Thomas, So, 105. 110, " Echetlos," 130 II5, 202. 204 Epics, series of monodramatlic, Casa Guidi, 120, 152, 1540 163. 36 166, 174 Equator of Browning's genius, ".Cavalier-Tunes," 129 the. 178 .. Childe Roland," 203, 205 .. Evelyn Hope," 129, 168 Chopin, 209 "Christmas Eve and Easter. F. Day," 159. 179' "Cleon," 130 Faucit, Miss Helen, 80 Coleridge. 208 • " Ferishtah's Fancies," 182 .. Colombe's Birthday," 89-91 " Fifine at the Fair," IIO, 130, .. Confessional, The," 129 182, 184-7 "Confession~,'J 130 Flaubert, Gustave, 206 Contemporaries, literary and .. Flight of the Duchess," 27, artistic, of Browning, 12-14 129 Conway, Moncure, IS. 193 .. Flower's Name, The," 129, Cristina, 129 167 .. Cristina and Manaldeschi, .. FI01JJet" 0' tile Yme, 131 130 Flower, Miss Sarah (afterwards Cunningham, Allan, So, 51 Adams), 30, 52 D. Form, Artistic, 206'9 Forster, John, 50, 73, 76 Dante, 93, 106, 107. ISO Fox, Mrs. Bridell-, 59 Death, Browning on, 195,202, Fox, Rev. William Johnson, lUI· 30, So, 51, 52, 540 73 'INDEX 217
.. Fra Lippo Lippi," 129, 166, .. Instans Tyiannus," 26 168 .. Italian in England, The," 58· Furnivall, Dr., 16, 163 Italian Art, Music, etc.- Future, Browning and the, Influence of, on Browning, 58 201·10 Italy, first visit to, 56-7 G. .. Ivim Ivimovitch," 57, 130 u Ixion," ]88 . .Goethe, 114, 203, 207, 208 .. Gold Hair," 172, 173 J. Gordon, General; 69 Gosse, E. W., 81 Jameson, Mrs., 143 "Grammarian's Funeral, A/' "James Lee's Wife," 59, 130, 129, 168 172 .. Guardian Angel, The," 130, Jerrold, Douglas, 109, 150 "Jocoseria," 130, 182, 187 "Johannes Agricola," 59 ·H. Joubert, 193 .. Halburt and Hob," 130 Hawthorne, N., 154-5, 171 K. " Heap Cassia," etc., 71 Heine, 57, 165 Karshish, Epistle to, 129, 166 " Heretic's Tragedy, The," 129 Keats, 32, 7 I, 94, 134, 198, 206 .. Herv6 Riel," 130, 179 Kenyon, John, 137, 163, 170 Hillard, G. 5., 154-6 .. King Victor and King .. Holy Cross Day," 167 , Charles, .. 89, 91 "HomeTboughtsfromAbroad, ' 57, 129, 157, 189 "Home Thoughts from the L. Sea," 57, 129, 189 Hood, Thomas, 167 .. Lady and the Painter, The," 131 Horne, R. H., 137, 138, 150, Lamartine on Bossuet, 191 152, 206, 209 Landor, W. 5., 77-9, 92 Houghton, Lord, 167 " La Saisiaz," 130, 180 _ "How they brought the Good "Last Ride Together, The,"130 News," etc., 29, 179, Ig9 Le Croisic, 178 Hugo, Victor, 112, 114 Lehmann's, Rudolf, portrait of Browning, 16, 17 I. ,Leit-Motif, Browning's, 210 .. Imperante Aut;,Usto," 131 Letter to a Girl Friend, 191 "In a Balcony, ' 88, 166, 167, " Life in a Love," I JO 168, 179 ' .. Light Woman, A, 130 .. In a Gondola," 129 "Lost Leader, The," 78, 129 "Inapprehensiveness," 131 U Love among the Ruins," 129, "In a Year," 130 166, 168 .. Inn Album, The," 70, 101, .. Love in a Life," 130 Il3, 127, 182 .. Lover's Quarrel, A,," 129 218 INDEX.
Lowell,l,. R., 142 Newman, Cardinal, 194 .. Luria, ' 88, 89-92, 179 NtrdJ Spirit ¢/Iu A~, 138 Normandy. the Brownings in, M. 173 " Now, " 131 II Macpherson, Mrs., 143-6 "Numpholeptos, 130 Macready, 74-8L " Magical Nature," 130 O. Manner, Browning's, 211 Obscurity, Browning's, 106, ISo Marlowe; 114 .. Old Pictures in Florence," 130 "Mary Wollstonecraft and "0 Lyric Love," 121, 130, 177 Fuseli," 130 Of One Way of Love," 130 " Master. ~ugues of Saxe- .. One Word More," 169, 177 Gotha," 130, 168 Optimism, Browning's, 24 (and .. May and Death," 130 vide Summary) Mazzini,58 Orion, new star in, 198 "Meeting at Night," 129, 158 "Memorahilia," 130, 166 Orr, Mrs. Sutherland, 18, 98, III, 184 .. Men and Women," I 27JI 36, Orthodoxy, Browning's, 193 166, 168, 169, 171,' 178, 179, .. Over the seas our galleys 182 went," 29 Meredith,. George, 123, 124, 186, 198 P. Montaigne, 207 Mortimer, 201-2 "Pacchiarotto," 128-30, 165, Motive, Browning's fundamental. 182, 207, 2[0 poetic, 210 Palazzo Rezzonico, [92 Mill, John Stuart, 51 "Pan and Luna," 130 Milsand, J., 11.1 .. Paracelsus," 50, 58, 60-72, 85, Milton, 49, 92, 133, 198 106,107 " Misconceptions," 130 Paris, the Brownings in, [62 Mitford, Mal], 78 . .. Parleyings," 182 .. MuIeykeh, 130 .. Parting at Morning," 158 Music of Browning's verse, 205' .. Pauline," 25, 32, 36, 38.48, 10 5[-54, 85, 128, 208, 2[0 . .. My Last Duchess," 129 .. Pheidippides," 130 Of My Star," 130 Of Pictor ~gnotus," 129 . " .. Pied Piper of Hamehn, 75, N. 129,,179 " N arses " 76 " Pippa Passes," 24, 32, 45, 58, Of Natu~l Magic," 120 59, 70, 92, 95-104, 113 Nature, Browning's observation Pisa, 146 of,96 .. Pisgah Sights,' 130 Nettleship, J., 75.. 107 d . Plato, 95 "Never the Time an the Poe, E. A., 207 Place," 130, ISS Poems, Early, 25, 26, 27,28,71 INDEX. 219
.. Poetical Works," 178 Shortcomings. Browning'. artis- II Poetics, n 131 tic, 205 Pompilia, 58, 122-125 Science, Browning and, 68 U Pope, The." 126 Scott, David, 14 .. Popularity." 72 Scott, Sir W_, 198 " Porphyria," 59. 66 .. Serenade at the Villa," 130 Portraits of Browning, ,6, 17,53 Sex, Browning's artistic relation "Pretty Woman. A," 130 to, 202 Primary importance, Brown- Shakspere, 36, 85-8, 93, 1I4, ing'S. 134 206, 208, 209, 210 U Prince Hohenstiel- Schwan Shelley, 30, 43, 136, 146, 149, gau." 165. 182, 183 164-5, 172, 196, 203, 205, 209 Profundity, Browning·s. 94 Shelley Letters, the, 163. "Prospice," 130, 172, 176 "Sibrandus Schafnaburgensis," 143. 167 R_ Skelton, John, 90 Rabbi Ben Ezra. 129. 172 " Sludge the' Medium," 94, 165 Rawdon Brown. Sonnet to. 107 Songs-" Nay but you," 129; U Red Cotton Nightcap Coun- U Round us the wild crea t?'," .lIO, 182-3 tures," 130; "Once I saw," Rehgious Opinions, 193> etc. 130; "Man I am," 130; " Rephan," 131 . If .. You groped your way," 130; U Return of the Druses, The, .. Wish me no wish unspoken," 37, 89-91, 206 130 u Reverie," 131,207, 210 Sonnets, Browning's, 58 Richmond. 38 .. Sonnets from the Portuguese, II " Ring and the Book, Th... " 39. 147,148 101. 113-128. 177,' 182, 203, "Sordello," 37, 58, 63, 79, 8S, 205, 210 89, 91, 92, 105-12, 203, 205, Romance, Browning and. 105 210 , • Rome, the Brownings in, 159, Soul, Browning and the, 210-1I 166 "Soul's Tragedy, A," 89. 91, Roscoe, W. C., 70 179 u Rosny," 131 .. Speculative," 131 Rossetti, Dante' Gabriel, 52-3, Spiritual influence, Browning's, 5'S, 104 " 200 , .. Round of Day. The, 131 U St. Martin's Summer," 130 Ruskin, J., 23, 129 Story, W. W., 154, 171, 192 Russia, Visit to, 58 "Strafford," 62, 75. 79-86, 89, 211 S. Summary of Criticism. 198-212 Sainte-Be\.lve, 194, 200 Swinburne, A. C.• 106 .. Saul," 129. 167, 168 Schiller, 207 T_ School, Peckham, 27, 33 Talfourd. 54, 78 Schul'~nhauer, 209,210 TauchnilZ edition, 179 220 INDEX. Taylor, B'Iyard, 16[ w. Tennyson, Lord, 54, 55, [34, 161, 180, 192 Wagner, 209 .. The Statue and the Bust," 173 Wedmore, F., 204 .. The Tomb at St. Praxed's," Westminster Abbey, 196 129, 143 "What of the Learage," etc., .. There's a woman like a Dew- 188 drop," 192 . "Why from the World," 130 Thinker, Browning as, 200 Wiedemann, Mr.• 18 .. Through !he Metidja to Abd- "-Woman's Last Word, A," [29 el-Kadr," 129 'Vomen, Browning's, 66 "Tokay," 167 " Women and Roses," 130 .. Too Late," 130 Wonder Spirit, Browning -and "Touch him ne'er so lightly," the,95 - , 130 Wordsworth, 78, 94, 145, 161 Tour-de-force, Poetry and, 115' Work, Browning's mass of, 201 Transcripts frDm Life, 12!)-1 31 Traill; H_ D., 209 "Two in the Campagna," 130, Y. 159, 160 Yates, E., Letterfrom Browning II Two Poets of Croisic," 130, to, 189 181 York, the horse, 20, 190 U. "Youth and Art," [30, 172 University College, 33 V. z. Venice, 59, 192, 197 ," Verse-making," I go .. Z" signed Sonnet, 58
TO INDEX, add pOOB MeyneU, Wilfrid • 191 Murray, Alma. 188 Pater, Walter. sa
tUB WALTER SCOTT l'RI JOHN P. ANDERSON (Britisk Museum). L WORKS. VL ApPEllDIX- n SIlIGLII WORKS. Biograph", Crlticism,'etc. Magazine Articles. m CoNTllIBUTIONS TO MAG4ZlNBS. IV. PIIllITBD LBT'l'BBII. VIL CHRONOLOGICAL LIsT OJ V. SELECTIONS. WORKS. I. WORKS. The Poetical Works of Robert Browning. 8 vols. London;· Poems. 2 voIs. A new edition. 1868,8vo. Vol. L. Ptluliru j PaTaMlBus; London, 1849, 16mo. Strafford. Vol. Ii., Sordello: PiM>/J Vol. I., Par.... lItu; Pipp/J P ...~ .. , P...... Vol. iii., King Vi.1or and /J Dra,m/J; King Victor and K.nfl.. King Char/u; Dramatic Lyrics; Char/u /J Tra,gedl/: Colombe. The Return oj thl Drus... Vol. iv., Birthti.lly, a Play. Vol. a, A. Bl6t A Blot in IhI 'Scutcheon; Colo,n/Je', in thl 'ScutchlO", .. Tra,gedl/; Thl Birthday; Dramatio &tum oj thl Drole., .. Tra,gedl/; Rom,.,..... Lurie> a Tra,g.dl/ i.A_ SwJ:, ~h!:;.i;,;':~' ::U'1..;!.t1:~ Trfl1ledll; Dr...... t .. ...".,.,.... find Jfen and Women. VoL ,j., In /J B,,/conl/; Draml>tU P.,._ Th~~.tical Works or Robert Complete works or Robert Brown Browning. Third edition. 3 ing. A reprint from the latest voIs. London, 1863, 8vo. English edition. Chicago, 1872- Vol. I., LyricI; ~,; Men /Jnd Women. Vol. ii. Tra,ged ... _ other P/Gyl. Vol. iii., PMoee/ItU; 74N~:oi.19 of the· Offici,,1 Guide Chri.'..... BIle ..nd EIlBIIIr·Da/J; of the Chicago and Alton R. R. and 8ordtlID. Monthl1 Reprint and Ad,ertlser." u BIBLIOGRAPHY. The Poetical Works of Robert No. I.. Pipp Importance in their Day. In· troduced by a Dialogue between Apollo and tbe Fates, etc. London, 1887, 8vo. Pallline, a Fragment of a Confes· sion. London, 1833, s.o. Th..... are only Ove known oopies III. CONTRIBUTIONS TO extant, two of which are In the MAGAZI~p', ETC. British 114W18WD. --A reprint of the original edi· Sonnet.-ClEyea, calm beside thee, tion of 1883. Edited by T. J. (Lady coulds. thon know I ~) r Wise. London, 1886, 12mo•. Dated Augnst 17, 1834 ; signed Foor ooples w..... printed OD (Monthly Repository, yelluua. .. Z." voL The Pied Piper of Hamelin, with 8 N.S., 1834, p. 712.) 35 illuetrations by Kate Green The King.-" A King lived long away. London [18891 4to. ago." Signed "Z." (MO'IIthly Appeared oridn&lly in Dratnlllio .RepoNqry, voL 9 N.S., 1835, Lyriu (Beu.....a Pomegr&ll&l.eo, No. pp. 707, 708.) UL),l&2. lleprinted with silt fresh lines and revised throughout, in Pippa Passes Prince Hohenstiel- Schwangan : (ISn). Savioor of Society. London, Porphyria.-"The rain set early 1871,8vo. in to-night." Signed " Zo" Red Cotton Night·Cap Conntry; (Morrlhly JIeposWry, voL 10 or Torf and Towers. London, N.S., 1836, pp. 43, 44.) 1873,8vo. lohannes Agricola. - .. There's The Ring and the Book. 4 vola. Heaven above; and night by London, 1868·69, 8vo. night." Signed .. Z." (Monthly Now ID I8COIId edition. Sordello. London, 1840, 8vo. Repository, vol; 10 N. S., 1836, pp. 45,46.) The Statne and the Bnat. MO%Of&: PwphyriG and Johann.. Agrioola London, 1855, 8vo. 'Were reprinted iD .. Bells and Pome Reprinted In M ... atad IV...... jI!&I1&tes,· No. IlL, with the title Strafford: an historical tragedy. MadIIouIo Celli. London, 1837, 8vo. Lines.-"Still ailing, wind' Wilt --[Acting edition for the nse of be appeased or no'" Signed the North London Collegiate .. Z.' (Monthly RqJOBitory, vol. School for Girls.] [London, 10 N.S., 1836, pp. 270, 271.)- BepriDted revised, In Dramat~ 1882.] 8vo. ' P ...-, 1864, as the IIrst silt -Another edition. With notes .tanzas of VL of .. James Lee.a and preface by E. H. Hickey, The Laboratory (Ancient Regime). and an introduction by S. R. (Hood', Magazine, vol. I, 1844, Gardiner. London, 1884, 8vo. pp. 513, 514.) Two Poem.. By Elizabeth Barrett BepriD,ted In Drllmat;" Roman<.. Browning and Robert Brown lind Lyrico (1&6), as the IIrst of two ing. London, 1854, 8vo. C~= ca.\led .. France and Eng- TlJese two poems, .. A Plea for Claretand Tokay. (Hood's Magd- ~~rm~tedB.s:r::~i~;':!1°~~·~~ zi"", vol. 1, 1844, p. 525.) Twins, n by Robert Browning. were BepriD,ted In Dram"';" BomIJfIGt!I priDted by Mias Arabella Barrett, and J",.;.. (1846). \. BIBIJOGRAPHY. Garden Fancies. I. The Flower's Ezhibiiion Cata1 page. (Pall Mall Gaulte, Dec. introductiou by Robert Brown. 8, 1888.) ing. Loudon, 1884, 8vo. Reprinted In the Browniog So. cietya Papers, pt. Y., p. 98.· Why I am a Liberal: Sou net Sonnet on Rawdon Brown (dated t 1fThy I am a Liberal, edited bl Nov. 28,1883). (CentwryMaga. .A.ndrI>W Reid. London, 1885 zi"", vol. 27, 1884, p. 640.) p.11.) Reprinted in SonnetiJ oJ th~ Reprinted io the Browning So Century, edited by Willi~m Sh.. ~ ciety's PILpera, PI.. v., p. 182.' 1886, a.nd in the Browning Society. Paraphrase from Horace. Four Pape .... PI.. viii, p. 9'2." line., written impromptu for P.'eratory Note to the Poetica, Mr. Feliz Moschele.. (Pall Worb of Elizabeth Barretl Mall Gazette, Dec. 13, 1883, p. BrOW'Tling, 1889, dated "Dec, 6.) . 10, 1887." Reprinted In the Browning So To Ed ward Fitzgerald. " 1 ciety's PILper8, PI.. v., p. 99." chanced upon a new book yester, Helen's Tower: Sonnet, dated day." 12 lines, dated "Jul} "April 26, 1870." Written for 8, 1889" (Athe1l/.8Um, July 13, the Earl of Dufferin, who built 1889, p. 64). a tower in memory of his mother, Helen, Conuteas of Gifford, on hiB estata at Clande· IV. PRINTED LETTERS. boye. (Pall Mall Gautte, Dec. 28, 1883, p. 2.) • Letter to Laman Blanchard Reprinted in Sonnet. qf' thil [! April, 1841], dated "Craven CtmtW'l/, edited by WillilllD ShILrp, 1886, ILDd in the Bronng Society's Cottage, Saturday." (Poetical Papera, PI.. v., p. 97.' . Work. of Laman Blanchard, [he Fonnder of the Feast: Sonnet. pp. 6.8.) London, 1876, 8vo. (Dated .. April 6, 1884.") In· Letters to Henry Fothergill BCl'ibed by Mr. Browning in the Chorley on hio novels Pomfret Album presented to Mr. Arthur (1845) and Roccabella (1860). Chappell, director of the St. (Autobiography, Memoir, and James's Hall Concerts, etc. LdJ.erB of Henry Fothergill (TM World, .A.prill6, 1884.) Chorley, vol. ii., pp. 25, 26, 169· Reprinted In the Browning So 174.) clety'l Pape.... PI.. vii., P. 18." Letter to R. H. Horne, dated "The Names." Sonnet on Shake· Pis., Dec. 4 [1846J. Anothel speare. Coutributed to tb. dated London, Sept. 24 [1851], .. Shaksperian Show.Book" of signed Robert and Elizabeth the Shllksperian Sbow, I.eld at Barrett Browning. (Letter. Qj the Albert Hall, au May 29·31, EliULbelh Barrett BrO'llJ1&ing ItJ 1884. Reprinted In the PaR Mall Ga- R. H. Horne, 1877, vol ii., pp. 182·3, 194·5.) London, 1877, ~!~i~t~~:~=~::'~~~ 'l~~;. ~~~lliDg 8vo. rbe Divine Ordor and otber Ser· Letter to William Etty, R.A., mons and Addresses, by the dated "Bagni di Lucca, Sept. late Tbomas Jon... Edited by 21, 1849." (Life of Williafl1 Brynmar Jane.. With" sbort EUy, B.A. By Ale:I:a~1 IS vi BIBLIOGRAPHY. GjlcT.rist, vol. ii., pp. 280·81.) In Berdos's"" Browning'l London, 1855, 8vo. \I[essage to his Time," etc., Letter to Leigh Hunt (dated London, 1890, there ars anum· Of Bagoi di Lucca, 6th Oct., ber of letters from Browning. 1857 .. ). (CorrllSpondence of In the new edition of Kinga. Leigh Hunt, edited by his eldest land's "Robert Browning," stm, vol. ii., pp. 264.267.) Lon· London, 1890, there are several don, 1862, 8vo. letten from Browning. Letter to the Editor of The Daily Xews, dated "19 Warwick Crescent, W., Feb. 9," stating V. SELECTIONS. that his contribution to the .. }<'rench Relief Fund was his Selections from the Poetical Work! pnblishers' payment for a lyrical of Robert Browning. [Edited by }'oem (Herve Riel). (Daily J. Forster and B. \Y. Proctel.] News, Feb. 10,1871.) London, 1863 [1862), 16mo. Letter to the Editor of The Daily Moxon's Miniature Poets. A News, dated "Nov. 20." On Selection from the Works oj line 131, " Gave us the doctrine Robert Browning. London, of the enclitic De .. of the poem, 186~, 8\'0. . A Grammarian's F'Wneral SelectIons from the PoetIcal Works (Daily News, Nov. 21, 1874.) • I of Robert Browning. 2 series. Letter to the Re\,. Alexander B. London, 1872·80, 8vo. Grosart, on the Poem of The ~ Favourite Poems. Illus. trated. Lost Ltader and Wordsworth Boston, 1877, 16mo. dated "19 Warwick Crescent' A Selection from the Works oj Feb. 24, 1875." (The Pros; Rober~ Browning. With a lVorka Of William Wordsworth. memoir of the· auth~r, and Edited 1¥y tTle &11. A. B. explanatory notes: Edited Dy Grosal·t vol i. p xxxvii) F. H. Ahn •• Berho, 1882, 8vo. London' 1876 8v:" • • y~I. viii. of Abu· .... Collection of , '. BntlSb and Amencan Standard The Lord Rectorshlp of St. Authors." Andrew's. Letter to the Editor Stories from Robert Browning. of The Ti1TlllS, dated "19 By F. AI. Holland. With an Warwick Crescent, Nov. 19.". introdnction by Mrs,Sutherland (Times, Nov. 20, 1877.) I Orr. London, 1882, 8vo. LettcrtoF.J.Furnivall. (Academy, I.yrical and Dramatic Poems ie· Dec. 20, 1878.) lected from the works of Robert Letter to Mr. J. O. Halliwell. Brownin". With 8n extract Philli(,ps, and printed by the fronl Stellman's Of Victoria? latter ID 1881. Poets." Edited by E. '1. Lotter to Mr. Charles Kent, Wited Mason. New York 1883,8vo. .. 29 De Vere Gardens, W., 28 Soledions from the' Poetry of AU;lust, 1889." Accompanied Robert Browning. With al/ by a presentation copy of the introduction by R. G. White. 31'd voL of the new collective New York [J883] 8vo. edit,on of "Poems." CAthen· Pome"ranates rro~ an English Clmm. Dec. 21. 1889. p. E60). Ga;dsn: 1\ selection from the BIBLIOGRAPHY. vii poems or Rohert Browning. 'I the Browning Society Nov. With int~uction and note9 by 25th, 1887. London, 1888, 8vo. J. H. GIbson. New York" Tbe Browning Society'. P&pers, 1885, 8vo. • i ft. Z., pp. !07.220. • • Select Poems of Robert Browning. ,Beale, Dorothea.-The Reh,!!lous Edited, with notes, by William I Teaching of Browning. (Read J. Rolfe and Heloise Eo Heney. I at the 10th meeting of the New York, HBG, 8vo. i Browning Society, Oct. 27th, Lyric.., Idyls, and Romancea (rom 1882.) London, 1882, Svo. the poetic and drama tie works 11'.~ Browninlr Soeietr'. !'&pel'S, of Robert Browning. B09ton' ft. w., pp. 323·338, 1887 S.. O ' Bordoe, Edward.-Browning as a [lood ~nd true T\looghta from i Scie~tiJie Poet. (Read at ~be Robert Browning. ,Selected hy Dl~tlDg of. the BrowDlng 'Amy CI'08L New York :1,888 SocIety, AprIl 24th, 1885.) 410 ' , London, 18~5, Svo. Printed In blue ink, and on one Th~. Browning Society'. Papers, side of the leaf. - ft. Yu., pp. 33-M. rbe Browning Reciter: PoelDll for --Browning's Estimate or Life. Recitation, by Robert Browning (Re~d at the. meeting of the and other writers. Edited by ,SOCIety, Oct. 28, 1887.) Lon- A. H. Miles. London 1889 don, 1888, 8vo. 8vo. " I' The Browning Society's P&pen, Part of the .. Platform 8erW.. • Pt. x., pp. 200·206. --Browning'. Message to his 'I Time: His Religion, Pbilosopby, VL APPENDIX. and Science. [With fae.simile I letters of Browning and por BIOGRAPIIY, CRITICISM, Em ,I trait.] London, 1890, 8vo. ' Birrell, Angustine.-Obiter Dicta. ,I_nnder, Williain John.-An London, 1884, 8vo, Introdnction to tbe poetry of On ~he alleged obscurity of Hr. Robert Browning Boston 1889 / Browmng'. poetry, pp. 56·95. 8vo. .,', Browni.ng: Robert.-Rob~rt ostin Alfred -The Poetry of; BrownIng. Poetry. Outline , the Period. London, 1f70, 8 .. 0.: Siodie~ publi$b~d fortheC~icago Robert Browning, l'P. 38-76. AI>- I Browning SOCIety. ChICago, peared originally in 7'.mple &1.r, 'oL 1886, 8vo. l!II, lB69, pp. 816-333. B' S . t Th B . ,age hot, Walter.-Literary row~lhl\ oCle y.- e rownlDg Studies. 2 vols. London, 1879, Socletys Papers. In progress. 8vo London, 1881, etc., 8vo. Wordsworth, TenDyeon. and Boch... ?an, Rob_rt. - Master- Browning; or, Pure, Ornate, and SPirits. London, 1873, 8vo. Gro~ue Art in EllI Society, May 25, 1883.) Lon SocietY, JU" 23, 1882.) Lom don, 1883, 8vo. don, 1882, 8vo. The Browning Socie&y'8 l'lipen, " The BrowninIJ Societis Papen ft.. iv., PI'- 4»-468. PL iii, pp. 293-32L -"-The Re';;"nable Rhythm or --An Introduction to the Stud some or Browning's poems. 'of -Robert Browning's Poetry Read .t the 42nd meeting of Boston, 1886, 8vo. the Browning Society, May 28, Conrtnpy, W. L. - StuJies Ne. 1886. London, 1886, 8vo. and Old. London, 18S8, 8vo. 'lbe Browning Society's l'lipen, Robert Browning, Writer of Plar ft.. riii, pp. ll!l-13L pp. 100-123- Burt, Mary Eo - Browning's Devey, J.-A Comparative Esti mate of Modem English Poets Women" ete. " Cb~ 1887, 8vo. " London, 1873, Svo. Browning, pp. 1711-4~. Bnry, John B.-Browning's Philo Dowden, Edward.-Mr. TennV901 sophy. (Read at the 6th meet. and Mr. Browning. (Tlu.-Jjto ing or the Browning Society, __ L«J'Ilru "" L~f'tI all. April 28, 1882.) London, 1882, .An ddit:t:rtd ill . • • Dublin 8vo. 1867 au lS68, pp. 141·179. The jllOWftinl!: Sociat,.. l'lipers, Doblin, 1869, Svo. Pt.. iii, pp. l!5&-ti7. Reprinted in B. Dowden's "Studle -'-On" Aristophanee' Apology," in Lit.mlture,• 1878, pp. 191-239- Read at the 88th meeting of the -Studies in Literature, 1/89 Browning Society, Jan. 29. 1877. London, 1878, 8vo. Mr_ Browning's place in ..,..,.. 1886. London, 1886, Svo. literature, pp. 80-&; Mr_ TenDfBOI The Browning Society's l'lipera, and Mr. Browning, pp. 191-~_ Pt. rill, PI'- 79-86. --Tmnscripts and Studies C. C. S., i.e., C. S. Calverley. London, 1888, Svo. Fly Leaves. Cambridge, 1872, Mr_ Browning'8 .. Sonlello,· pp 8vo. '71-625. .. The Cock Rnd the lIn1l.· a Eyles, F. A. H.-Popular Poet. 0 l'lirody on TIa8 Bing ..... tIa8 Boo.I:, the Period. etc. London, 1588, pp. 113-120.. ete., S.. o. Cooke, Bancroft. - An Intro Roberl nrc.... ing. by AleDDde duction to Robert Browning. IL Japp, No_ 7. pp. 193-199. " A eriticism of the purpose and Fleming, Albrrt...... Andrea de method of his earlier works. Sarto. Read at the 39th meet London [18831 8vo. ing or the Browning Society Cooke, George WiIIis.-Poeband Feb. 26, 1886. London, 1886. Problems. London [188618vo. 8t'O. _ Browning, pp. 269-38& The Browninlf Soci_tis Papers ft.. viii. pp_ 1J6.1ot. Cooper, Thompson.-MenorMark, Forman, H. Buxton.--Onr LiviD! etc., London, 1881, 4to. Poets. London, 1871, 8vo. Robert Browning. with photo. Boberl Browning, ;>p. 103-15:1. _ 1I"lph. Fifth Series, No. 17. Fotheringham, Jame&. - Studle! Corson, Diram.-The Idea or Per· in the Poetry of Robert Brown sonality, IS embodied in Robert ing. London, 1887, 8vo. Browning's Poetry. (Read at -Seeond edition, revised and the 8th meeting of the Browning enlarged. London, 18SS, 8_ . bIBLIOGRAPHY. Ix 'ri~welI. 1. Haill.-Mojern Men . Furnivall in the' preface to a of Letters honestly criticised. fac.simile DC the second edition London, 1870, 8vo.. . DC Hamlet, publisbed in 1880). , Robeft Browning. pp. 11ll-ll1L [Brighton' 1881} Col. 'uller, S. Margaret.~Papers on Hamilton,. Walter.-Parodies of Literatore and Art. 'plirts. the Works of Euglish and Ameri· London, 1846. 8vo. can Authors. Loudou,·· ]889, Browning's Poems. pt ii., pp. 11· e5. 8vo. • . • • Robert Browning, 4'01. yL, pp. do • urniv811. Frederick J.-A Biblio· ~. . . graphy of Rohert Browning, Haweis, Rev. H. R.-Poets in the from 1833·81. London, 1881· Pnll'it. . London, 1880, 8vo. 82,8vo. Robert Browning. ·New Year'a 'lbe Brownin/!" Rocietta Pape.., Jhe, pp. 117·143. '.,. 1881-4, Pta. I. and ii. Herford, C. H.-Prince Hohen -How the Browning Society stiel·Schwangao. London, 1886, eame into being. With some 8vo. words on tbe characteristics and 'lbe Browning Societt. Papa.... contl1lSls of Browning's early Pt. 'fill., pp.l33·H5. and late work. London, 1884, Hodgkins, Looise Manning. 8vo. Nineteellth Century· Anthors. -A grammatical analysis of Robert Browning. 8os1ou II 0 Lyric Love." Read at the [1889],8vo. 481h meeting of tbe Browning Holland, P. May.-Sordello. A Society, Feh. 25, 1886. Loo· Story from Robert Browning. don, 1888, 8vo.- New York, 1881, 8vo. The Brownin!r Societtl Pape.., V...,. scarce. Pt. m., pp. 161l·1tl8. Horne, R. H.-A New Spirit of alton, Arthnr.-Urhana ScriptL the All'!.. 2 vola. London, 18U, Studies of five Iiring poets, etc. 8vo. ' London, 1885, 8vo. Robert Browning ~witb a portrait Mr. Bro.... iDA". pp. 69-711. anllon, Nicholas J.-An Essay N..~l,~'.~. ii.'."'t:~.t':d on tbe characteristic errors of our Huttou, Richard Holt.-Essays, most distinguisbed living poets. Theological BDd Literary. 2 Dnblin, 1863. ","0. vol.. Loudon, 1871, 8vo. Mr. Bn>WIlin'R. yoL IL, pp. uo.- Robert B"""'UJg, pp. 25-3!. 247.' • lazebrook, Mrs. M. 'G. - II A Death in the Desert." Read at Jolonson, Rev. pror. Edwin. ~ the 48th meeting of tbe Brown. On .. Bishop Blougram's Apol. ogy. U (Read at the 7th meeting ing Society, Febf 25, 1887. London. 1888, 8vo. of the Browuing Society, May 'lbe Browning SoeietJ's Papers. 26, 1882.) London, 1882, 8vo. .oL m.• pp. 15:1-166. The Browning _etta Pape.., PL. UL. pp. 1711-292. alliwell·l'hillippa. Jame, 0. -Conscience aud Art in Brown· Copy of Correspondence [be ing. London, 1882, 8vo. tween J. O. Halliwell.Pbillil'J'S The Browning Societtl Papen, and Robert Browning, concern· Pt. iii.. "I'. 345-379. iug ezpressionl reapectiog Halli. --On" Mr. Sludge the Medium." well-PhilliPPI, uaed by P. J. Read at the 3lat meeting of the BIBLIOGRAPHY. Browning Society, March ~7, Uayor, Juseph B.-Chapters 00 1885. London, 1885, 8vo. English Metre: Lonuon, 1886, The Browning Society's Papers, 8vo_ Pt. vii., pp. 13-32- Tennyson and Browning. Chap. Kingsland, . William G. - Robert xii., pp. 181-196. Browning: chief poet of the ~Iorison, J. Cotter. - " Caliban age. An essay adJrcssedprim upon Setehos," with some notes arily to br;::inners in the stnuy on Browning's Sub:lety and of Browning's poems. London, Hnmour. (Read at the 24,lh 1887, 8vo. Meetinl(oCthe BrowningSociety, --New edition, with biographi April25,1884.) London, 1884, cal and other additions. Lon 8vo. don, 1590, 8vo. . The Browninl!" Society's Pape .... Pt. v., pp. ~93. Landor, Walter Savage. - The llorrison, Jeanie. -Sordello. An Works of Walter Savage Lan outline analysis of Mr. Brown· dor. 2 vols. Lonuon, 1846, ing's Poem. London, 1889, 8 .. 0. Poem UTo Robert. Browning," 8vo. vol. ii., p. 673. . Nettleship, Jolm T.-Essays on III 'Cormick, William S. - Three Robert Browning's Poetry. Lon· Lectures on Enl!lish Literature. don, 1868, 8vo. Paisley, 1889, 8vo. --New edition. New York, The poet!')' of Robert BrowWDjt, 1890, 8vo. l'P. 125·184. --On Browning's" Fifius at the Macdonalu, George.-Ol'ts. Lon Fair." To be reatI at the 4th don, 1882, 8vo. lIleetingoftheBrowningSoeiety, Browning's U Christmas Eye:' pp. 195·217. Feb. 24, 1882. London, 1882, ·8vo. --The Imagination antI other The Browning Society's Papers, Es.ays. Boston [1883], 8vo. Pt. ii, p. 199-2JO. Browning's II Christmas Eve," pp. --Classification of Browning's 19,·217. Works. London, 1882, 8vo. McNicoll, Thomas.-Essays on The Browning Society's Papers, English Literature. Lonuon, Pt. ii., pp. 231-234. IS61, 8vo. --Browuing's Intuition, speci· New Poems of Browning and ally in regara of mnsic and the Landor (18,6), pp. 298·3U. Plastic Arts. (Read at the 13th McCrie, George.-The Religion or lIIeetingoftheBrowningSociety, our Literature. Essays upon Feh. 23, 1883.) London, 1883, Thomas Carlyle, Robert Brown. 8vo. ing, Alfred Tennyson, etc. Lon.' Tbe Browning Society's Papers, don, 1875, 8"0. . Pt. iv., Pp. 831-396. " Robert Browning, pp. 69.109. --On the development of Brown· Maeready, William Charles. ing's Genius in his capacity a& Macrea(ly's Reminiscences a,"1 poet or maker. Read at the Selections from his dial'ies and 35th Meeting of the Browning letters. 2 vola. London, 18i5, Society, Oct. 30, 1885. London, 8vo. 18S6, 8vo. Numerous references to Brown- The Browning Society's P"pars, Ing. Pt. viii., PI'- 6ft. 77. lJIlJUOGRAPHY. Noel, lion. lWden.-Essays on Pearson, Howard S.-Ou Brown· Poetry and Poets. London, 'i,," . as a Landsrape Pai .. ter. l886,8vo. n';;'d at the Ust Meetiug of the Robert Bro ..... lng. pp. 256-28l!; Browning Soci.ty, Al,ril 30, Roberl Brownin;'s PoetrJ, pp. 283- 1886. Loudon, 1886, 8vn. 303. The Browning Saeletis Papers, Notes and Qaeries.-Notes and Pt. ,w... pp. l03-U8- Queries. 7 Series. London, Pollock, Frederick.-Lcadingcases 1849-1889. 4to_ done into En"li.h. By Bn Ap· Numerous references to Browning.. prentice of" Liucoln's Inn O'Byrne, George.-:Robert Brow,! [Frederick Pollock]. Second in"_ In Alemorlam. An E", edition. Lon Science, and Art, with bio. Browning Society, 1I1ay 25, graphical memoirs, etc. 6 vol.. 1888. London, 1888, 8vo. London, 1863.67, 8vo. The Browning Society's Papero, Robert Browning, vol. L, pp. 109- Pt. x., pp. 264·274. 112- Swinburne, Algernon C. - The Revell, William F.-Browning's Works oC George Chapman: Poems on God and Immortality Poems and Minor Translations. as bearing on lire here. (Read London, 1875, 8vo. at the 14th Meeting of the On nrowning, pp .. :nv.• xix. of the Browning Society, March 30, :.:..f~~"J (l~a~~i~e\V~~~~J."'n'. poeti 1883.) London, 1883, 8vo • . The Browning Society's Papers, --Specimens of AIod.rn Poets. Pt. iv., pp. 435·464. . The Heptalogia, or the Seven --Browning's Views of Life. 1lgainst Sense, etc. London, Address on Oct. 28, 1887; Lon. 1880, 8vo. don, 1888, 8vo. John Jones, pp. 9-811. A parody The Browning Society's Papers, on James Lee. Pt. x., pp .. 197·199. Symons, Arthnr. - Is Browning Sharp, William.-Browning and Dramatic' (Rcad at the 29th . the Arts. London, 1882, 8vo. Meeting of the Browning The Browning Society's Papers, Society, Jan. 30, 1885.) Lon. Pt. iii, pp. 34*·40*. don, 1885, 8vo. Sharpe, Rev. John.-On .. Pietro The Browning Society's Papero, of Abano" and the leading Pt. vii., pp. 1·12- ideas of .. Dramatic Idyls." --An Introduction to the Study Second series, 1880. (Read at the of Browning. London, 1886, 2nd Meeting of the Browning 8vp. Society, Nov. 25, 1881.) Lon. --Some Notes on Mr. Brown· don, 1882, 8vo. • ing's last volume. (On Parley. T~e Browning Society's Papers, ings with Certain People.) Read Pt. ii, pp. 191·197. at the 60th Meeting of the --Jocoseria. (Read at the 20th Browning Society, April 29, Meetingofthe BrowningSociety, 1887•. London, 1888, 8vo. Nov. 23,1883.) London, 1884, The Brownin~ Society's Paper., 8vo. Pt. ix., pp. 169·179. 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II, 2nd seriea, 1884, pp. 645- National Rerie.. , by Waller 651.-LiteTary World (Boston), Bagehot, vol. 19, 1864, pp. 'J3- .. 01. 17, 1886, p. U. 67; reprinted in .. Literary --Tu:oSonJ&el8to. Ne .. Monthly Studiea," 1879; sarno article, Magazine, ..01. 48, 1835, P. Eclectic IIlagazine, "01. 1 N .S., 48. pp. 273·284, 415-427, and in --Typ'''' of WomanJwod. Wo Littell's Living Age, ..01. 84, man's World, by Annie E. pp.3-24. VIL CHRONOLOGICA.L LIST OF WORKS. Paulino 1833 Camp and Cloister. ParaceIsna 1835 I. Camp (FreDcb). II. Cloister (Spanish). Strafford. ~ 1837 1840 In a Gondola. Bordello. • • • Artemis ProJognizes. Pippa Passel (Bell. aM Waring. ~,No.I.J • I8H Queen Worship. King Victor and King Charles (BdlIaM pqrn,e. L ~d~::ft. the L:ld, gra1UJla, No. IL) • • 1842 II. CbristiJ... Dramatic Lyrica (Bells ..M )Jadbonse CelJs. PomtIJ'f'IJruJJa, No. Ill) • 1842 I . .lobaooes Agricola. Ca..wer Times. II. Porpbfri&. L MArebing Along. Through the Metidja.. II. Give a Bouse. '1be Pied Piper of IIameliD. llL )1/ Wife GerVwIe. Tho Retnrn or the Drosea ·Iall"ilal~ (Bell. 4rul PfJ11tCg1'a1UJla, lLl'_ No. IV.) • UlS xx BIBLIOGRA.PHY, A Blot in the 'Scutcheon Any Wife to any Husb:m Youtb aod Art. Epilogue. A Face. Jocoseria. • • 1883 A Liken"" Waotiog Ilo-Wbat! Mr. Sludge. Donald. ApP."f"ntFallure. Solomon ....d Ba1kI •• Ej>'-'ogue. Cristin& and Monaldeacbl. Tbe Riog aod the Book 1868-69 Mary Wollstonocraft and Balauatioo's Adveoture • 1871 Fuseli Adam, Lilitb, aod E,e. Prioce Hobeostiel-Schwan. lxion. gan •• 1871 J ocbanan Hakkadosb. . Filine at the Fair • • 1872 Ne,er tbe Time and the Red Cotton Night-Cap Pl&oe. Coootry •• 1873 Pombo. Ferisbtah's Fancies • 1884 Aristophaoos' Apology 1875 Prologue. . Tbe Ion Album • • 1875 Ferisbtab'. Faneles : Pacehiarotto. and other L TbeEa!!le. Poems • 1876 lI. Melon-Seller. Prologue. S. Shah Abb .... Of Paccbiarotto. " Tbe Family. At the" Jderma.id. II L TbeSun. House. e. Mibrab Sbsb. Sbop. 7. A Camel-Dri.er. & Two Camels. ~.::r=-,,~=d IL 9. Cherries. Natnr&J Majlie. 10. Plot-Culture. Magical Nature. lL A Pillar at SeblOoab. Bifurcation.. IS. A Bean-stripe; also Numpbolep_ Apple-Eating. Appearances. Epilogue. Rt. &Iartin'a Summer. Parleyiogs with Certain Hen' Riel (Reprinted People. • • , 1887 from Combill Magazine,. Mattb 1871.) A~o;'~ the Fates--a A FO.l'giv8lle8S. L Witb Bemard de Cen~a.. Maod.ville. Fili po Baidinued. n. With DlUliel BartolL EPil'Ogue. nL With ChrIstopber The Agamemnon or lEocby. Smart. Ins • • • • 1877 IV. 'Witb George Bubb DodIngton. La Saisiaz. • ...' }1878 V. Witb FraneiB Forlu! The Two Poets or CrolSlc • VL With Gerard de Lair- Dramatic IdyJa • • 1879-80 ..... Series L vn. Witb Charles Avison. Martin Relpb. Fost and his Frieud&-&D Epilogue. ~J~~~~dHob. Asolan.lo • 1890 Iv... "uo,itcb. Prologue. Tray. Rosoy. NeclBratta. Dubiety. Series IL Now. Proem. Humility. Ecbe~IOlL Poetics. Cli,e. Summum Bonum. MuI~ykeb. A Pearl. a GirL Pietro of AbaDe. 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