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Les diagrammes suivants illustrent la m^thode. errata Jto e pelure, ion d n 32X 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Toronto Public Lib >1£ BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ROBERT |ROWNING, POET. ^ ^om, London, 1812. THed, 'Venice, 1889, The following bibliography of Browning is only intended to cover the books accessible in the Toronto Public Library, and press marks are accordingly attached. Additional sets of his works, together with all the sets of periodicals mentioned, will be found in the Reference Library. For a complete bibliography of Browning, the student is referred to NicoU and Wise's " Literary Anecdotes of the Nineteenth Century," vol. i, and for a fuller list of expository uoles and critical leviev.t- to Shaip's " life of Browoing," find to Poole & Flftlcher's Index of Periodicals. BIOGRAPHICAL. Life and letters of Robert Brownins;. Mrs. Sutherland Orr. 2 vols. 1891. H 2590-1 Life of Robert Browning. William Sharp. iSgo H 2574 Robert Browning, Personalia. Edmund Gosse. i8go H 21C8 Elizabeth Barrett Browning. John H. Ingram. 1888 H 1610 Living authors of Britain. Thomas Powell. 1851 H 987 Six months in Italy. G. S. Hillard. 2 vols. 1854 F 842-3 Walter Savage Landor, a biography. John Forster. 2 vols. 1869 928.1,26 Macready's Reminiscences and selections from his diaries and letters. Edited by F. Pollock. 1875 H 236 London letters, and some others. G. \V. Smalley. 2 vols. 1891 E 2654-5 Four great teachers. J. Forster. 1890. E 2357 Records of Tennyson, Ruskin, Browning. Mrs. Ritchie. 1892 H 2426 Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. 2 vols. 1897 H 3800-1 Life and letters of Tennyson. 2 vols. H. Tennyson. 1897 H 3754-5 Personal recollections of Browning. W. Kingsland Poet-Lore, vol. 2 Robert Browning, the man. W. Kings- land Poet-Lore, vol. 5 Recollections of Robert Browning. M. C. Conway. H. Corson. .Nation, vol. 50, 27 Wedded poets. Mrs. A. Crosse. Temple Bar, vol. 94 CYCLOPAEDIAS AND QUOTATIONS. Browning cyclopaedia. Edward Berdoe. 1892 Ref Lib. Phrase book fron the poetic and dramatic works of Robert Browning. M. A. Molyneaux. 1896 Ref. Lib. WORKS. Asolando, fancies and facts I Death in the desert. With notes by G. W. Pope E Dramatis personac I Essay on Percy Bysshe Shelley. Edited by W. T. Harden E Inn album I Life of Strafford in prose. With intro- duction by C. H. Firth and F.J. Fur- nival H Lyrics, dramas, and romances, 5 copies. I 298, 300, 302, 304, Men and women I Poetical works, 2 vols I Vol. I. — A soul's traRiMly— Liiri.a— Clirist- mns-evp nnd Eastcr-dny— Men anil women. Vol. II.— In a balcony— Dramatis persona'— Dramatic romances. 642 4063 266 2372 232 2431 306 232 3-4 220-1 Poetical works, 2 vols I Vol. T. — Paracelsus — Pippa passe.s— King Victor and King Charles— Colombo's blrtli- ilay. Vol. II.— A blot in the 'scutcheon— The re- turn of the Druses— I..uria— A soul's trag- edy—Dramatic romances and lyrics. Parleyings with certain people I Ring and the book, 2 vols I Ring and the book. Revised text with notes by C. Porter and H. A. Clarke. . .1 Select poems. Edited with notes by W. ]. Rolfe and H. E. Hersey I Selections from " The ring and the book," and from later poems, 5 copies I 299, 301, 303, 305, 307 Sordello, Strafford, Christmas-eve, and Easter-ddy I 267 367 225-6 1035 1116 -/i » jOTBBBHHnesuip^i868 E 2325 Introduction to ftie study of Browning. A. Symons. 1886 E 1734 Introduction to the poetry of Robert Browning. W.J.Alexander. 1889.. E 2113 Essays, theological and literary. R. H. Hutton. 2 vols. 1880 E 2430-1 Studies in letters and life. G. E. Wood- berry. i8go E 2495 Sordello's story retold in prose. A. Wall 1886 E 4057 Literary studies. W. Bagehot. 2 vols. 1879 Ref. Lib. Introduction to the study of Browning's poetry. H.Corson. 1886 E 1739 Essays in literary interpretation H. W. Mabie. 1892 E 3472 Studies in literature. J. Morley. 1891. E 2754 Browning's criticism of life. W. F. Revell. 1892 E 3481 Browning and Whitman, a study in demo- cracy. O. L. Triggs. 1893 E 3068 Browning as a philosophical and religious teacher. H.Jones. 1891 E 3085 Browning primer, with introduction by F. J. Furnival. E. P. Defries. 1892. E 3512 Guide book to the works of Browning. G.W.Cooke. 1891 E 2757 Poets and problems. G.W.Cooke 1886. £ 2328 Studies, new and old. W. L. Courtney. 1888 E 1961 Transcripts and studies. E. Dowden. 1888 E 1934 Studies in literature. 1789-1877. E. Dowden. 1878 E 512 Literature and art. M. S. Fuller. 1846. E 1262 Ni- .-teenth century authors. L. M. Hodgkin. 1897 E 4134 Hand-book to the works of Robert Brown- ing. Mrs. Sutherland Orr. 1887.... E 4055 Victorian poets. E.C.Stedman. 1896. E 1795 Paracelsus and other essays. J. D. Buck. 1897 E 3833 History of ninsteenth century literature. G. Saintsbury. 1896 E 3901 Landscape in poetry. F. T. Palgrave. 1897 E 4092 Annual cyclopaedia. E. M. O'Connor. 1897 Ref. Lib. Poetry of the period. A.Austin. 1870. E 3686 Makers of modern English. W. J. Dawson 1890 E 2435 Boston Browning Society Papers, 1886-97. Contents : Blotrrftpliyof Browning's fame. TliomasW. Higginson. Browning's tlioism. Josiah Royce. Browning Society P&per3— Continued. Br( wnlng's art in monologuo. Percy H. Grant. " Caliban upon Setobos." Cliarlos G. Ames. Browning's theory of romantic love. Geo. \V. Cooke. Browning's philosophy of art. Daniel Dor- chester. Apparent failure, in reality ultimate and substantial triumph. Joshua Kentlall. Uncalonlating soul. Jenkin L. Jones. Value of contemporary judgment. Helen A. Clarke. Browning's mastery of rhyme. Wm. J. Rolfe. Browning monologue. Geo. D. Latimer. Dramatic movement in " Strafford." Char- lotte Porter. Browning as a dramatic poet, Henry Jones. Problem of Paracelsus. Josiah Hoyce. " Luria." John W. Chadwlck. " Return of the Druses." G. Bradford. "Mr. Sludge, the medium." F. B. Horn- brooke. Optimism of Browning and Wordsworth. A. J. George. " Bordello." Charles Everett. Classicnl element in Browning's poetry. Wm.Lawton. Homer and Browning. P. Cnmmiugs. Balaustlon's opinion of Euripides. P. S. Moxom. Greek spirit in .Shelley and Browning. V. D. Suudder. Nature element in Browning's poetry. K. E. Marean. Browning studies. Select papers from the Browning Society Papers. Edited by E . Berdoe Contents : On " Pietro of Abano" and the leading ideas of "Dramatic Idyls," second series, 1880. Rev. J. Sharpe. Browning's philosophy. John Bury. The idea of personality as embodied in Robert Browning's poetry. Hiram Corson. The religious teaching of Browning. Dorothy Beale. On some points in Browning's view of life. Rev. Prof. Wcstoott. One aspect of Browning's villains. Miss E. D.West. "James Lee's wife." Rev. J. H. Bulkeloy. "Abt Vogler." Mrs. Turnbull. "Andrea del Sarto" and "Abt Vogler." Helen J. Ormerod. " La Saisiaz." Rev. W. Robertson. On "A Toccata of Galuppi's." Mrs. Alex- ander Ireland. " Numphdleptos " and Browning's women. Mrs. Glazebrook. The wife-love and friend-love of Robert Browning. Rev. J. J. G. Graham. "A death In the desert." Mrs. M. G. Glaze- brook. Some notes on Browning's poems referring to music. Helen J. Ormerod. Browning's Jews and Hhakepeare's Jew. Prof, liarnett. " Abt Vogler," the man. Helen J. Ormerod. Browning as a teacher of the nineteenth century. Sliss C. M. Whitehead. t' ^T "^^ Ir^ • Saul.' Anna M. Stoddart. On Browning's poem, "Cristlna and Mon- aldeschi." Mrs. Alexander Ireland. x^\j n lo. ^vACkviiiaii 1 Magazine, vol. 46: 205. — Quarterly Review, vol. 170: 476. — Atlantic Month- ly, vol. 65 : 243. — S. A. Brooke. Con- temporary Review, vol. 57: 141. — J. M. \ Gray. Academy, vol. 37 : 245. — Church ,. Quarterly Review, vol. 30; 313. — E. F. Bridell-Fox. Littell's Living Age, vol. 184 ; 762. -H. D. Traill. National Re- view, vol. 14 : 592. — E. Gosse. New Review, vol. 2: 91. — Lippincott's Mag- azine, vol. 45 : 683. — Athenaeum, 1890, part i: 117. — Nation, vol. 49: 492. — Athenaeum, 1889, part 2: 858. — A. Symons. Athenaeum, 1889, part 2: 860. — J. T. Nettleship. Academy, vol. 36: 405. — Spectator, vol. 63: 838. — M. Field. Spectator, vol. 63 : 923. — A. Lang. Contemporary Review, vol. 60: 70. — Brother Azarias. Catholic World, vol. 52: 587. — Theatre, vol. 24: 104. — J.Dennis. Leisure Hour, vol. 40: 735, — R. Noll. Contemporary Review, vol. 44 : 701. — A. N. Macnicoll. Gentleman's Magazine, N. S., vol. 22: 54. — J.Skelton. Eraser's Magazine, vol. 67 : 240. — E. C. Stedman. Scribner's Magazine, vol. 9: 167. — R. H. Stoddard. Contemporary Review, vol. 4: 1,133. — E. C. Kinney. Scribner's Magazine, vol. i : 185 Ancestry of Browning. F. J. Furnivall. Academy, vol. 37 ; 268. "Detachment" of Browning. Athenaeum, 18901 part I : 18. Early writings of Browning. E. VV. Gosse. Cen- tury, vol. 23 : 189. Epilogues of Browning. D. G. Brinton. Poet- Lore, vol. 4. Excerpts from a sheaf of Browning letters. W. G. Kingsland, Poet-Lore, vol. 4. Facettes of love : from Browning. D. G. Brinton. Poet-Lore, vol. i. Humor— Carlyle and Browning. Jessie Anderson. Poet-Lore, vol. 2. Ideals of beauty in Keats and Browning. A. Groff. Poet- Lore, vol. 5. Ideals of womanhood held by Browning and the Greek dramatists. C.Porter. r'oet-Lore, vol.9 Jones's " Browning as a philosophical and religious teacher." G. E. Woodberry, Nation, vol. 53 ; 92. Love and duty in Tennyson and Browning. E. r. K. Stitt. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. Message of Browning to the 19th century. J. '0. Bixby. Arena, vol. i : 283. Musical symbolism in Browning. Helen Clarke. Poet-Lore, vol. 3. Nettleship's " Essays on Browning." T. W. RoUes- ton. Academy, vol. 37: 363. New poetic form as shown in Browning. D. G. Brinton. Poet-Lore, vol. 2. Obscurity of Browning. R. Niven. New England Magazine, N. S., vol. 2. Orr's "Handbook to the works of Browning." J. T. Nettleship. Academy, vol. 27:429. — Athenaeum, 1885, part 2 : 396. Orr's " Life and letters of Browning." Academy vol. 40:47. — Atlantic Monthly, vol. 68:263. G. E. Woodberry. Nation, vol. 52 : 500. Place of Browning in literature. A. Orr. Con- temporary Review, vol. 23 : 934. Poet-Lore, vol. 7. Relation of nature to man Ti^^^5^inng. F. H. Williams. Poet-Lore. vol. 4. Religious opinions of Browning. Mrs. S. Orr. Contemporary, vol. 60 : 876. Religious teaching of Browning. G. W. Cooke. Poet-Lore. vol. 2. Revel'i's " Criticism of life by Browning." Spec- tator, vol. 69. Shakespeare and Browning societies. A. Morgan. Science, vol. 15 : 282. Shelley's influence on Browning. F. Converse. Poet-Lore, vol. 7. Source of Browning's optimism. Mary Cohen. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. Study rf rhymes in Browning. E. M. Clark. Poet-Lore, vol. 2. Theology of Browning. Spectator, vol. 67 : 807. True greatness of Browning. A. Groff. Poet- Lore, vol. I. Browning and Elizabeth. Leisure Hour. vol. 32 : 396. Browning and Elizabeth Barrett in Italy. A. H. Wharton, Lippincott's Magazine, vol. 45 : 441. Browning and his message. Dean Farrar. Review of Reviews, vol. 15. Browning and Tennyson. Edinburgh Review, vol. 172 : 301. — Spectator, vol. 63 : 879. — Leisure Hour, vol. 39 : 231. Browning as a letter-writer. W. G. Kingsland. Poet-Lore, vol. 8. Browning as a preacher. Littell's Living Age, vol. Ill : 707. Browning as a religious teacher. R. H. Hutton. Good Words, vol. 31 : 87. Browning as a teacher. A. E. Ireland. Gentle- man's Magazine, N. S., vol. 44: 177. Browning as others see him. Helen Clarke. Poet- Lore, vol. 8. Browning as the poet of democracy. O. L. Triggs. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. Browning in a passion. R. Y. Tyrrell. Fort- nightly Review, vol. 52: 271. Browning in America. H. L. Hersey. New Eng- land Magazine, N. S., vol. i : 542. Browning in 1869. Cornhill Magazine, vol. 19 : 249. Browning on unconventional relations D. G. Brinton. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. Browning : poet of the nineteenth century. Miss Whitehead. Academy, vol. 33 : 328. Browning: poet of the people. W. H. Anderson. Poet-Lore, vol. 6. Browning rarities. Wm. Kingsland. Poet-Lore, vol. 6. Browning versus Browning. Harrison Morris. Poet-Lore, vol. i. Browning, Wordsworth and Tennyson. National Review, vol. 19 : 27. Browning's Age. W. G. Kingsland. Poet-Lore, vol. I. Browning's choice of subject matter. Miss Ariel. Poet-Lore, vol. 7. Browning's form. F. H. Williams. Poet-Lore, vol. 2. Browning's Hebraic sympathies. Mary Cohen. Poet-Lore, vol. 3. Tomantic 1o\j. i'^^^|^BPB?^T%jet7Lore, vol. 6. Bru\«^'' g's mesmerism from a scientific point of view. F. E. White. Foet-Lore, vol. 4. Browning's philosophy of art. D. Dorchester. Andover Review, vol. 19. Browning's place in literature. E. Cosmopolitan, vol. 8: 560. Browning's science. Edward Berdoe. vol. I. L. Wright. Browning's stand-point, vol. 2. S. Forman. Poet-Lore, Poet-Lore, C. Porter. H.Ford. Poet- Browning's tribute to Shakespeare. Poet-Lore, vol. 3, " Alkestis " of Euripides and Browning. P. S. Moxom. Poet-Lore, vol. 8. C. Wurtzburg Poet-Lore, vol. 2. " An^-eadel Sarto": a painter's poem. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. "Apri!e," Democracy of. C. G. Ames. Lore, vol. 5. " Asolando." Athcn.xum, 1890, i : 75. — Spectator, vol. 64 : 120. " Balaustion's adventure." M. Browne. Con- temporary Review, vol. tS: 284. S. Colvin. Fortnightly Review, vol. 16:478. J. R. Dennett. Nation, vol. 13: 178. R. E. Thompson. Edinburgh Review, vol. 135: 221. "Caliban, "Objection to Broxviiiiig'^ M.^Vilkinson. Poet-Lore, vol. 5. "Caponsacchi." Henry Spaulding. Poet-Lore, vol. I. "Childe Roland." M. S. Brooks. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. R. J. Gratz. Poet-Lore, vol. i. " Childe Roland " and Tennyson's " Vision of sin." T. P. Sawin. Poet-Lore, vol. 9. "Colombe's birthday," study hints. P. A. C. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. "Dramatic idyls." G. Allen. Fortnightly Re- view, vol. 32 : 149. Mrs. S. Orr. Contemporary Review, vol. 35 : 289. Eraser's Magazine, vol. 100 ; 103. " Ferishta'G fancies." D. G. Brinton. Poet-Lore, vol. 3.— Athenffium, 1884, part 2:725. — H. C. Beeching. Academy, vol. 26 : 385. — Spectator, vol. 57 : 1,614. " FiSne at the fair." Goldwin Smith. Canadian Monthly, vol. 2:285. — Temple Bar, 37:315. — J. Morison. Academy, vol. 42. "In a balcony." B. L. Mosely. Theatre, 1885, part 1 : 225. " In a balcony," Tragic motive of. A. K. Robert- son. Poet Lore, vol. 2. "Inn album." A. C. Bradley. Macmillan's Magazine, vol. 33 : 347. — H. James, Jr. Nation, vol. 22 : 49. " Ixion." Helen Clarke. Poet-Lore, vol. 5. — G. D. Latimer. Poet-Lore, vol. 4. "Jocoseria." W. J. Courthope. National Review vol. I : 548. — Atlantic Monthly, vol. 51 : 840. — R. H. Shepherd. Gentleman's Magazine, N. S., 30 : 624. "LaSaisiaz." A Innes. Contemporary, vol. 70. Charles Malloy. I-'oet-Lore, vol. 8. " Luria." H. S. Pancoast. Part i, Poet-Lore, vol. I. Part 2, Poet-Lore, vol. 2. " Luria" and " Othello " compared. L. A. Sher- m?r.. Poet-Lore, vol. 6. " Men and women." Bentley's Miscellany, vol. 39:64. — Fraser, vol. 53; 105. — Westminster Re- view, vol. 65 : 290. " Mildred." J. J. Britton. Poc' Lore, vol. 5. " Mr. Sludge" and modern spiritualism. M. Jastrow. Poet-Lore, vol. 3. " Numpholeptos," Science in. E. Berdoe. Poet- Lore, vol. 2. "Paracelsus" and Spencer's "Data of Ethics" compared. Helen Clarke. Poet-Lore, vol. i. " Parleyings." H. B. Garrod. Academy, vol. 31 : 103. — Athenaeum, 1887, P^rt i : 247.— Atlantic Monthly, vol. 59: 707.— Spectator, vol. 60: 181. " Pietro of Abano," Variants of. C.Porter. Poet- Lore, vol. 3. "Pippa passes." I. F. Bellows. Poet-Lore, vol. 6. "Jules" and Du Maurier's "Little Billee." Mary Baldwin. Poet-Lore, vol. 9. "Pippa's power," Secret of. C. J. Woodbury. Poet-Lore, vol. 3. " Pompilia." A. K. Robertson. Poet-Lore, vol. i. "Pope, The." C. C. Shackford. Poet- Lore, vol i. " Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau." J.King. Acad- emy, vol, 35: 259. " Red Cotton Nightcap Country." J. R. Dennett. Nation, vol. 17 : 116. A. Orr. Contemporary Review, vol. 22 : 87. "Ring and the book." J, Thomson. Gentleman's Magazine, N. S., vol. 27: 682. E. J. Cutler. North American Review, vol. 109 : 279. J.R.Dennett. Nation, vol. 8 : 135. J. Morley. Fortnightly Review, vo . 11 : 331. J. .v. Symondsand J. R. Mozley. Macmiilan's Magazine, vol. 19: 258, 544, Chambers's Journal, vol. 46: 473. Eclectic Magazine, vol. 76: 400. " Ring and the book," Light on a curious allusion in the. H. Corson. Poet-Lore, vol. 6. "Ring and the book," Some teachings of the. F. B. Hornbrooke. Poet-Lore, vol. i. "Sordello." A. T. Smith. Poet-Lore, vol. 6.—?:. Dowden. Eraser's Magazine, vol. 76 : 518. — R. W, Church. Macmillan's Magazine, vol. 55: 241. " Sordello," Poetic limitations of. G. W. Cooke. Poet- Lore, vol. 4. " Statue and the bust." W. J. Rolfe. Academy, vol. 39 : 347. " Strafford." Edinburgh Review, vol. 65 : 132. "Strafford" at Oxford. Theatre, N. S., vol. 15. "Strafford" and "Julius Cassar," Comparison of. K. Gallagher. Poet-Lore, vol. 2. Letters by Robert Browning. W. G. Kingsland. Poet-Lore, vol. 9. Plays, Browning as a writer of. W. L. Courtney. Fortnightly, vol. 39 ; 888. Plays and Poems. J. R. Lowell. North American Review, vol 66 : 357. Poems. Quarterly Review, vol. 118:77. — Edin- burgh Review, vol. 120: 537. — Eraser's Magazine, vol. 43:170. — National Review, vol. 17:417. — Eclectic Magaiiine, vol. 76:267. — Chambers's Journal, vol. 20 : 39; vol. 39 : 91. — Temple Bar, vol. 26 : 316, vol. 27 : 170, vol. 28 : 33. Poetic structure of Browning's shorter lyrics E. Davis. Poet-Lore, vol. 5. /