Volume 7 (1960)

Issue: 1

• A MIRACLE PLAY AT OXFORD; “MR. KEMP, CALLED DON GULIELMO”
• A NOTE ON “KING LEAR”AND “TIMON OF ATHENS”
• AN ADDITIONAL HUM CLUSTER; “ANOTHER KNOT, FIVE-FINGER-TIED”: SHAKESPEARE'S “TROILUS AND CRESSIDA”, V. ii. 157
• ARCADE: AN ANTEDATING; THE “OTHER” LAZARUS IN “PRUFROCK”
• ARTHUR MASSINGER OF LONDON
• CHAUCER IN THE QUEEN MAB SPEECH; CAIUS LIGARIUS AND “JULIUS CAESAR”
• DEKKER'S “BACK-DOOR'D ITALIAN”: “1 HONEST WHORE”, II. i. 355
• FULKE GREVILLE'S “MUSTAPHA” AND ROBERT WILMOT'S “TANCRED AND GISMUND”
• GUMMAUVE; SOURCE WANTED; AN EMENDATION IN GREENE; SOURCE WANTED
• JOHN COOPER OF BUCKDEN, CO. HUNTS; WILLIAM WOOD; ETYMOLOGY OF COCKTAIL; BLUE DYE IN ENGLISH PAPER
• KING ARTHUR AND JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA; RAWDON LUBBOCK BROWN; DR. WILLIAM PRICE (1800–1893); SOURCE WANTED; ROYAL RELICS; TRAVELLING LIBRARIES
• MICROFILMS
• MIDDLETON'S WAY WITH NAMES
• POULTON, J. C; AN UNUSUAL INVENTORY
• ROBERT ARMIN'S FRAGMENT OF A BAWDY BALLAD OF “MARY AMBREE”
• SEAMEW; OATHS IN THE “FRIAR'S TALE”
• SIR THOMAS JAY (JEAY)
• THE AUTHORSHIP OF“FAIR EM” AND “MARTIN MAR-SIXTUS”
• THE CONCLUSION OF “LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST”
• THE LADY AND THE STABLE GROOME; JAMES SHIRLEY AND “MR. VINCENT CANE”, THE FRANCISCAN
• THE ORIGINAL GRAIL
• THE TERM “ART GALLERY ”: ITS EARLY USE IN BIRMINGHAM1
• THE “DEFORMED MISTRESS” THEME AND CHAPMAN'S GENTLEMAN USHER”
• THE “ODI ET AMO” THEME IN “THE JEW OF MALTA”
• THREE NOTES ON “ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA”
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Issue: 2

• A NEW MANUSCRIPT OF THE COUNTESS OF PEMBROKE'S EPITAPH
• A NOTE IN MONTAGUE SUMMERS'S EDITION OF “THE WAY OF THE WORLD”, CORRECTED; SPIFFLICATE; SALPICON—A BORROWING FROM FRENCH?
• ACRASIA IN “THE TABLET OF CEBES”
• ANOTHER ALLUSION TO THOMAS NASHE; “ASTROPHEL AND STELLA“, XXXI
• CHARLES SLEDD, SPYMASTER
• CHURCH DOOR WITH HUMAN SKIN; The Library
• HASSOCK OF HAIR
• JOHNSON'S “BIBLIOTHÈQUE”; SOME MEDICAL WORDS AND O.E.D
• LOCKE AND STEVENSON ON COMPARATIVE MORALITY; JOSEPH'S SPEECH IN “WUTHERING HEIGHTS”
• MALTBY FAMILY HISTORY; EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN; RICHARD BAXTER AND ABRAHAM DE LA PRYME; THE DUMB-SHOW IN “HAMLET”
• MIDDLETON'S WAY WITH NAMES
• MORE SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ADMIRERS OF HERBERT
• Memorabilia; GILES FLETCHER, THE ELDER, AND THE EARL OF ESSEX
• NOTES ON VAUGHAN
• PHINEAS FLETCHER: ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS; THE MICROCOSM OF MAN: SOME REFERENCES TO A COMMONPLACE
• PRISCDLLA'S “GROTE”: AN EMENDATION IN NASHE'S “UNFORTUNATE TRAVELLER”
• RICHARD JOHNSON IN “ENGLAND'S HELICON”; A NOTE ON JONSON ATTRIBUTION
• ROBERT HEATH AND AN AMBIGUITY IN WING'S “S.T.C.”; THE DATE OF HENRY VAUGHAN'S “SILEX SCINTILLANS”
• SAMUEL PEPYS AND SAMUEL MARTIN
• SHADWELL, “FLAIL OF SENSE”: “MACFLECKNOE” LINE 89
• SIR JOHN HARINGTON'S EPIGRAMMATIC LYRIC
• THE BARREN PLANE-TREE IN DONNE'S “THE AUTUMNALL”
• THE DOUAI MS. OF LEE'S “MITHRIDATES”
• THE JUNIUS COLLECTION OF FRANCIS PLACE; “UNGODLY JUMBLE”; TWO ENGRAVED WINE GLASSES
• THE SOURCE OF “ARTHUR ”, AN EARLY FIFTEENTH-CENTURY VERSE CHRONICLE
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• “TALUS” IN SPENSER'S “FAERIE QUEENE”; POSSIBLE SOURCES FOR “THE UNFORTUNATE TRAVELLER”

Issue: 3

• AN EARLIER VERSION OF “ABOU”
• BLAKE, WICKSTEED, AND THE WICKED SWAN
• BYRON AND CHURCHILL: FURTHER PARALLELS
• CAIRO STUDIES IN ENGLISH; BRITISH AGRICULTURAL HISTORY SOCIETY
• CLEVEDON REVISITED: FURTHER REFLECTIONS ON COLERIDGE'S “REFLECTIONS ON HAVING LEFT A PLACE OF RETIREMENT”
• DE QUINCEY QUOTES HIMSELF
• DR. JOHNSON AND JANE AUSTEN
• JOSEPH STERLING'S “CAMBUSCAN” IN COLERIDGE'S “KUBLA KHAN”
• LIST OF PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED October-December, 1959
• MIDDLETON'S WAY WITH NAMES
• MORGAN AND HOHLFELD'S “BIBLIOGRAPHY” AND THE FÜSSILS; AN UNRECORDED SENSE OF “CUT”; BLAKE'S INFANT SORROW
• PETER GRIEVOUS; HUME: A REFERENCE TO POPE; JUDGE INGHAM; SOURCE WANTED: “TOKEN”; HENRY SOAME
• RAMPALLIAN (HENRY THE FOURTH, PART II, II. i. 65); CHAUCER'S GENERAL PROLOGUE, A 696–698
• RICHARD ROLLE; GARRICK PORTRAIT; ROYALIST ORGANIZATION IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE (1642–45); “STORMALONG”; “LEGENDS OF GLENORCHY”
• SATAN AND PROMETHEUS IN CAPTIVITY
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• “KUBLA KHAN” AND “TOM JONES”: AN UNNOTICED PARALLEL

Issue: 4

• A NOTE ON THE WORD “ATTENDABLE”; A DUTCH EDITION OF ROBERT GREENE'S “A QUIP FOR AN UPSTART COURTIER” (1601)
• A NOTE ON “DANIEL DERONDA”
• ANDREW LANG AND “GIFTED HOPKINS”; The Library
• CHAUCER'S GENERAL PROLOGUE, A 467
• JAMES JOYCE'S USE OF SIDNEY LANIER
• MIDDLETON'S WAY WITH NAMES
• MR. AND MRS. DICKENS: THE THOMSON-STARK LETTER
• MR. PATERNOSTER; JOHN STUART MILL; ‘FLORENZ’ (AUTHOR OF STELLA); POYAIS
• SCIENCE AND STORY-TELLING; THE GENEALOGISTS' MAGAZINE
• SOME NOTES ON THE VOCABULARY OF JOHN MARSTON—XX
• THE FARMER OF ALDROUGHTY
• THE GENEALOGISTS' MAGAZINE; ETYMOLOGY OF “PAKISTAN”1
• THE IDENTITY OF “ERIC HARRISON”; THE DEATH CERTIFICATE OF STEPHEN CRANE
• THOMAS HOWARD'S “SEVEN WISE MISTRISSES”
• The Library
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• W. B. YEATS; FREDERICK I'ONS (ARTIST), SOUTH AFRICA, 1834; FOREIGN ESTABLISHED PROTESTANT CHURCHES; JOHN CLAVERING; EUSTACE CLARE MURRAY; THOMAS COKE, D.C.L. (1747–1814)
• “LAY-BY”; MAUBERLEY'S “MEDALLION”
• “NEAR-PRINT”; “OROONOKO”: A STUDY OF THE FACTUAL ELEMENTS
• “PINCHER MARTIN” AND “THE CORAL ISLAND”; GOETHE AND MARK TWAIN

Issue: 5

• AN APPRAISAL OF ARTHUR SYMONS BY PATER AND MALLARMÉ
• CHAUCER'S LONG LEASE AND THE DATE OF HIS BIRTH; “RALPH ROISTER DOISTER”:MILES VERSUS CLERICUS
• CORRECTION; DEFOE TERCENTENARY EXHIBITION; TWO NEGLECTED BOOKLOVERS
• DAME GRACE KNATCHBULL, AND HER FAMILY CONNEXIONS: LEGG, BOUGHTON, NYE AND BUGGIN
• GRAVESTONES IN MACAO; JARDINE, ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE; RICHARDSON, JAMES MALLCOTT; A WORD SQUARE; ANTONY, CLEOPATRA, AND PROCULEIUS
• JOHN HESSAY ABRAHAM, F.L.S.: SCIENTIST AND SCHOOLMASTER
• JURA SEPULCHRORUM; MlCHAEL FARADAY; CAPTAIN SIR ANDREW SNAPE HAMOND; WHO WAS THE MOTHER OF MARY ANNE TALBOT?
• MANIPULUS VOCABULORUM; FRIENDS AND FELLOWS; THOMAS COOKE; JAMES LOSH; HENRY SACHEVERELL
• MIDDLETON'S WAY WITH NAMES
• OE. “CEARGEST”; LANGLAND'S “SIRE PIERS OF PRIDIE”
• PERICLES' “MOST HEAUENLY MUSICKE”
• R. H. HUTTON'S “ESSAYS THEOLOGICAL AND LITERARY”: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
• SENECA IN “THE MISFORTUNES OF ARTHUR”; “OVERTURE”
• THE FALLING “CURTAIN” IN JONSON'S “MASQUE OF BLACKNESSE”
• THE LETTERS OF CECILIA RIDLEY(1819–1845) AND O.E.D.
• THREE WORDS IN A COURTESY-BOOK
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• W. H. HUDSON'S VISIT TO IRELAND; A FOOTNOTE TO HARDY'S “CHANNEL FIRING”
• “LUCRE OF VILEYNYE”: CHAUCER'S PRIORESS AND THE CANONISTS

Issue: 6

• A SKELTON REFERENCE, c. 1510
• ANTEDATEVGS AND ENTRIES FOR THE DICTIONARY FROM THE 1611 DU BARTAS
• CHARLES BRIETZCKE'S DIARY (1762)
• CORRECTIONS; WILLIAM WHITEHEAD; HERBERT SPENCER; GURNETT; WTALGENSTEN; FREE INQUIRY; PECKFOLLER; “ A GONY C0LUMN ”; SOURCE WANTED
• DAME GRACE KNATCHBULL, AND HER FAMILY CONNEXIONS: LEGG, BOUGHTON, NYE AND BUGGIN
• JOHN EVELYN: MIL W. G. HISCOCK'S ACCOUNT OF HIM
• LIBERTINES AND PURITANS
• LIST OF PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED January–March, 1960
• MACAULAY: A FOOTNOTE TO THE CENTENARY; D. H. LAWRENCE AFTER THIRTY YEARS
• MADRIGAL VERSES FROM WHITNEY'S “ CHOICE OF EMBLEMS ”
• MAMMON AND “ HEAVTNS PAYEMENT ” (“ PARADISE LOST ”,I. 682); “ CERBERUS ” IN “ L'ALLEGRO ”; CHAUCER, MILTON, AND THE REV. WILLIAM STUKELEY, M.D.
• MTLTON'S “ TWO-HANDED ENGINE ”; FORENSIC JOCULARITIES; “PERICLES”
• NASHE'S AUTHORSHIP OF “ AN ALMOND FOR A PARRAT ”
• ON TRANSLATING OVID IN CHAUCER'S “ HOUSE OF FAME ”
• SAMSON AS THE FALLEN CHAMPION IN “ SAMSON AGONISTES ”
• SOME NOTES ON THE CAREER AND PERSONALITY OF THOMAS CHURCHYARD
• THE GHOSTS IN T. S. ELIOT'S “ THE ELDER STATESMAN ”
• TWO SPENCERS
• The Library
• WHO IS THE OLD MAN IN “ THE PARDONER'S TALE ”?
• WORDS FROM TWO WORKS OF MARIA EDGEWORTH
• “ IN CASE THAT ”: AN ANTEDATING; “ ART POETICAL IN ” IN “ THE KINGIS QUAIR ”

Issue: 7

• A NOTE ON WORDSWORTH AND BLAIR
• AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER OF EDWARD MARTYN
• CHECK LIST OF PRIMARY SOURCES OF THE BYRON-JEFFREY RELATIONSHIP
• COVENTRY PATMORITS “SIGNATURES”; HENRY JAMES AND SAINTINE
• DR. JOHNSON AND JANE AUSTEN; DISCOGRAPHY
• EMILY DICKINSON AND BRAZIL
• FOUR EARLY ANIMALS FOR THE DICTIONARY
• FRIENDLY SOCIETIES IN NORFOLK 1700–1850
• HAWTHORNE AND SIDNEY'S “ARCADIA”
• JOHN EVELYN: MR. W. G. HISCOCK'S ACCOUNT OF HIM
• LINGARD; NASSAU; SOURCES WANTED; E.GOSSE'S “FATHER AND SON”
• MANZONI VERSUS GRAZIANI
• NOTES TO HAZLITFS WRITINGS AGAINST THE PHRENOLOGISTS
• SHELLEY'S AHASUERUS AND MILTON'S SATAN
• THE CORRECT SPELLING OF SHERWOOD BONNER'S NAME
• THOMAS STANLEY
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• “CALEB WILLIAMS” AND “THE CENCI”
• “PROTOTYPE”
• “ROMA” AND “ANGLIA” SURVIVAL OF A POETIC IMAGE
• “THE COAT OF ARMS” JULY–OCTOBER, 1959; VICTORIAN STUDIES

Issue: 8

• ANOTHER LETTER FROM SMOLLETT TO DR. WILLIAM HUNTER
• ATTACKS ON THE “CRITICAL REVIEW” IN THE “LITERARY MAGAZINE”
• CHARLES BRIETZCKE'S DIARY (1762)
• COUNT FATHOM AND EL BUSCóN
• DEFOE'S “TOUR” AND MACKY'S “JOURNEY”
• FIELDING, HEARNE AND MERRY-ANDREWS
• FRIENDS AND FELLOWS; The Library
• GAINSBOROUGH'S RESIDENCES IN BATH
• JOHN EVELYN: MR. W. G. HISCOCK'S ACCOUNT OF HIM
• MIDDLESEX LOCAL HISTORY COUNCIL; SIR GEORGE GREY'S MEDIAEVAL MANUSCRIPTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
• MR. YORICK AND THE MINSTER LIBRARY
• POPE AND BOILEAU; SOME NOTES ON JAMES HERVEY
• POPE AND “APPIUS”
• REV. JAMES JOHNSTONE; BYRON AND CHURCHILL
• SIR GEORGE GREY'S MEDIAEVAL MANUSCRIPTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
• SOME WORDS FROM “PRIDE AND PREJUDICE”; “ASTRONAUTICS”
• THE GARRICK-MRS. CIBBER RELATIONSHIP
• THE REVEREND WILLIAM COLE'S MEETING WITH MME. GEOFFRIN; AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER CONCERNING BEAUMARCHAIS
• The Library
• The Library
• The Library
• VANISHING PICTURES; WITCHES OF CANEWDON, ESSEX; MARTIN HEIDEGGER; ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT; NATHANIEL LEE; GAMBOLD FAMILY; PLAIN SAM; SIR WILLIAM MACGREGOR
• W. B. YEATS: CORRIGENDA
• “LORD BACON” IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; DEFOE AND THE MACHINE SMASHERS
• “N.” AND “M.” IN THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER

Issue: 9

• A NOTE ON “ MACBETH ” II. ii.61–63
• DE WITT'S SKETCH OF THE SWAN; SHAKESPEARE AND DANIEL: MORE ECHOES
• FAIR EM AND ROBERT WILSON: ANOTHER VIEW
• HAMLET'S REASON, JANGLED OUT OF TIME: III.i.166
• LIST OF PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED April—June, 1960
• MARSTON, JONSON, AND THE “SPANISH TRAGEDY” ADDITIONS
• MOTLEY
• Memorabilia
• NELSON'S MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE LIBRARY; THE GENELOGIST' MAGAZINE; TRANSACTIONS OF THE LONDON AND MIDDLESEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, VOL. XX, PART 1, 1959
• SHAKESPEARE ODDITIES
• THE FOOL'S “PROPHECY” IN “KING LEAR”
• THE MINSHULL FAMILY
• THE SWINBURNE LETTERS AND O.E.D.
• THOMAS HENSHELWOOD; PITCAIRN; SCHOOL MAGAZINE; VENETIAN LACE
• TYDRE TREOWLOGAN TYNE; PLUTARCH'S DAEMONS IN SHAKESPEARE
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• VISITATION, GUETRE: TWO PRE-DATINGS; CHARLES BRIETZCKE'S DIARY (1762)
• WEBSTER AND MARSTON: A NOTE ON “THE WHITE DEVIL”, V. iii 106; SOME STAGE DIRECTIONS IN “A SHOOMAKER, A GENTLEMAN”
• “ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA” AND “THE LEGEND OF GOOD WOMEN”
• “FRIER SHERLEY”: JAMES SHIRLEY AND “MERCURIUS BRTTANICUS”
• “MACBETH” V. iii. 22

Issue: 10

• A DIFFERENT SORT OF IRVING ON THE STAGE?; SOURCE WANTED; HENRY SACHEVERELL
• A FOOTNOTE ON SIR DAVID LINDSAY
• ADDITIONAL NOTES TO CAVENDISH'S “LIFE OF WOLSEY”; STEPHEN GOSSON AND “HOMER'S ILIADES IN A NUTTE SHELL”
• BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ON RICHARD FLETCHER
• CHAUCER'S “TROILUS” AS AN ELIZABETHAN “WANTON BOOK”
• JOHN DONNE REDONE AND UNDONE; BACON AND DONNE
• JOSEPH CUNDALL (1818–1895); “THE BATTLE OF NAVARINO”; DIRECTORY
• Memorabilia
• SUM REX, SUM PRENCEPS
• SURREY POEMS IN THE BLAGE MANUSCRIPT
• THE AUTHOR OF “THE ARTE OF ANGLING, 1577”
• THE FAMILY OF JOHN DONNE, 1588–1591
• THE MEANING OF “EX OFFICIO” IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
• THE PRICE OF “A GOODLY AUNCYENT PRY1NTED BOKE” IN 1556: A NOTE ON THE “CRONICA CRONICARUM”
• THE “REDE WYNDE” IN “THE SIEGE OF JERUSALEM”
• THOMAS NASHE, SEBASTIAN MUNSTER AND “AN ALMOND FOR A PARRAT”
• TWO NOTES ON MOKE'S “UTOPIA”
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• The Library
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• WILLIAM BYRD (VIRGINIA); FIELDING'S JOURNALISM; JUNIU'S LETTERS; THE HYABITES AND FOLDL; FOURTH DUKE OF NEWCASTLE; JAZZ SLANG; ENGLISH USAGE
• “ASTRONAUT”
• “JINGLER”, “MAN JOHN”: TWO WORDS FROM DISRAELI; CHARLES BRIETZCKE'S DIARY (1792)
• “SERENDIPITY”

Issue: 11

• A NOTE ON “THE WHITE DEVIL“; LYDGATE'S “THE DOLEROUS PYTE OF CRYSTES PASSIOUN” AND HERBERTS “THE SACRIFICE”; “COMUS” AND PLUTARCH'S DAEMONS
• AN OLD FAMILY OF SEAMEN; A NOTE ON GEORGE WITHER
• ANIMAL SOURCES FOR MILTON'S SIN AND DEATH
• CHAUCER'S GENERAL PROLOGUE, A 673: FURTHER EVIDENCE
• CLERUS ANGLICANUS STUPOR MUNDI; PIERS PLOWMAN B, Prologue 132–8; The Library
• NEW WORDS AND ANTEDATINGS FROM CUDWORTH'S “TREATISE OF FREEWILL”
• OLYMPIAD; “ IN WHAT ESTATE SO EUER I BE…”
• PERFECT CONTRITION: A NOTEON “MEASURE FOR MEASURE”
• REV. ROBERT BUCHANAN; HENRY FREDERICK TURLE; DOG WHIPPER AND SLUGGARD WAKER; BENJAMIN FELLOWES; BRISTREE HALL; RICHARD HUNT; ENGLISH CATHOLIC GENTRY
• THE LIFE OF MILTON IN “THE HISTORY OF KING-KILLERS“; COWLEY'S ELEGY ON JOHN LITTLETON
• THE PROBLEM OF REPRINTING
• THE SIGNIFICANT BACKGROUND OF THE STUART CULPEPERS
• THE “ ARTIFICIALL SEA ” IN JONSON'S “ MASQUE OF BLACKNESSE ”
• The Library
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• The Library
• WITH EMENDATIONS BY WALT WHITMAN: SOURCE WANTED; CAN ANY READER; MARQUESS OF ANGLESEY
• “ PELONI ALMONI, COSMOPOLITES ”; A SUPPLEMENT TO “THE LIFE RECORDS OF JOHN MILTON” FROM THE THOMASON MANUSCRIPT CATALOGUE
• “STORMALONG”; SIR GEORGE SOMERS, KT.

Issue: 12

• A FORGOTTEN POEM OF GEORGE GISSING; FIONA MACLEOD: DEFENCE OF HER VIEWS AND HER IDENTITY
• A NOTE ON YEATS AND SYMONS
• AUSTIN DOBSON
• BROWNING'S FAMILIARITY WITH THE BIBLE; WORDS FROM SOME DOMESTIC NOVELS OF C. M. YONGE
• BRUCE'S AND NEXÖ'S SPIDERS
• CHARLES BRIETZCKE'S DIARY(1762)
• EYTON'S “ANTIQUITIES”: A SHROPSHIRE LANDMARK
• LAWRENCE AND THE LAW; MILTON AND THE “RETURN FROM AVILION”
• LIST OF PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED July-September, 1960
• MILTON'S FALLEN ANGELS— SELF-CORRUPTED OR SEDUCED?
• SOURCE WANTED; SHANKLIN; EDWARD CALVERT; PETER GRIEVOUS; JOHN EVELYN
• STEPHEN DEDALUS'S VISION AND SYNGE'S PEASANT GIRLS
• THE SAMSON-NISUS PARALLEL: SOME RENAISSANCE EXAMPLES
• THE WORD OF THE VINE; “ BLOTTESQUE ”; The Library
• THE “PEACE OR WAR” PASSAGES IN TENNYSON'S “MAUD”
• The Library
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• W. T. BRANDE; PRONUNCIATION of “SUE”; HELEN, COUNTESS OF FIFE AND MAR; J C. BACH'S “NEPTUNE”
• “GOODY GOSLING”; HENRY STRELLY; BUCKDEN PALACE
• “JUVENILE DELINQUENCY” AND “BANAUSIC”; YOUNG ENGLAND COINAGE?; CLOUGH, HUTTON, AND UNIVERSITY HALL
• “PYGMALION” AND “WHEN WE DEAD AWAKEN”
• “SURMASTER”; TOM SKELTON AND MOTLEY
• “‘O WHERE ARE YOU GOING?’”: W. H. AUDEN AND CHRISTINA ROSSETTI; TWO LETTERS BY MONTAGUE SUMMERS