Book-Lovers' Ant

The Book-Lovers' Anthology

Name: The Book-Lovers' Anthology
Author: Leonard, R. M. (Robert Maynard) [Editor]

作者：Leonard, R. M. (Robert Maynard) [Editor]
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THE BOOK-LOVERS'
ANTHOLOGY
EDITED BY
R. M. LEONARD
MONTAIGNE (Florio's translation)
PREFACE
R. M. LEONARD.
CONTENTS
NOTES 369
INDEX OF AUTHORS MENTIONED IN THE TEXT AND IN THE NOTES 400
THE BOOK-LOVERS' ANTHOLOGY
GRACE BEFORE BOOKS
THE DELIGHTFUL SOCIETY OF BOOKS
THE CONTENTMENT I HAVE IN MY BOOKS
HE THAT LOVETH A BOOK WILL NEVER WANT
THE COMPANY OF MUTES
A CONSOLATION FOR THE DEAF
SWEET UNREPROACHING COMPANIONS
MY DAYS AMONG THE DEAD ARE PASSED
R. SOUTHEY.
A HEAVENLY DELIGHT
THE BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE COMPANY
P. J. BAILEY. _Festus._
THE FELLOWSHIP OF BOOKS
A COMPANY OF THE WISEST AND THE WITTIEST
A MAGNATE IN THE REALM OF BOOKS
J. G. WHITTIER. _The Tent on the Beach._
MY BOOKS
B. W. PROCTER. _An Autobiographical Fragment._
TO MY BOOKS
THE HON. CAROLINE NORTON.
ON PARTING WITH MY BOOKS
J. H. LEIGH HUNT.
TO MY BOOKS ON PARTING WITH THEM
TRUE FRIENDS THAT CHEER
MY BOOKS
H. W. LONGFELLOW.
TO SIR HENRY GOODYER
BEN JONSON.
OUR BEST ACQUAINTANCE
T. SHERIDAN.
THE TRUE ELYSIAN FIELDS
BOOKS AND FRIENDS
M. F. TUPPER. _Proverbial Philosophy._
A. COWLEY. _The Wish._
THE DESIRABLE TABERNACLE
MAN'S PREROGATIVE
SIR T. OVERBURY. _The Wife._
TO HIS BOOKS
H. VAUGHAN.
THE LEGACIES OF GENIUS
IN PRISON
W. DODD. _Thoughts in Prison._
THE DEPOSITARY OF EVERYTHING HONOURABLE
LOVE THAT IS LARGE
A CATHOLIC TASTE IN BOOKS
A SENSE OF HUMOUR
BOOKS THE TRUE LEVELLERS
AUTHORS AS LOVERS OF BOOKS
THE THEORY OF BOOKS
BOOKS A SUBSTANTIAL WORLD
W. WORDSWORTH. _Personal Talk._
TO WORDSWORTH
W. S. LANDOR. _Miscellaneous Poems._
THE SOULS OF BOOKS
II
III
IV
E. G. E. L. BULWER-LYTTON, LORD LYTTON.
USEFUL AND MIGHTY THINGS
AN EXTRAORDINARY DELIGHT TO STUDY
SWEET AND HAPPY HOURS
J. SHIRLEY. _The Lady of Pleasure._
THE PROUDER PLEASURES OF THE MIND
G. CRABBE. _The Borough._
A TASTE TO BE PRAYED FOR
MORE THAN MEAT, DRINK, AND CLOTHING
THE BOOK THE HIGHEST DELIGHT
THE PLEASURE DERIVED FROM BOOKS
OUR DEBT TO A BOOK
RICH FARE
POWER AND GLADNESS
A. SMITH. _A Life-Drama._
THE COMMODITY REAPED OF BOOKS
BOOKS IS NURSE TO TRUTH
T. CHURCHYARD. _Worthiness of Wales._
FOR WISDOM, PIETY, DELIGHT, OR USE
SIR J. DENHAM. _Translation of Mancini._
OF THE ENTERTAINMENT OF BOOKS
J. COLLIER. _Essays upon several Moral Subjects._
INSTRUCTION OR AMUSEMENT
EXERCISE FOR THE MIND
From my own Apartment, March 16, 1709
WHY BOOKS WERE INVENTED
WHY BOOKS ARE READ
THE INFLUENCE OF BOOKS
REMUNERATIVE READING
E. B. BROWNING. _Lady Geraldine's Courtship._
THE MOOD FOR BOOKS
BY DIVINE INSPIRATION
PERMANENCE FOR THOUGHT
THE MIRACULOUS ART OF WRITING
BOOKS AS MEMORIALS
FASHION IN BOOKS
COATS FOR MACKEREL
Secrete loquimur. (Pers. _Sat._ v. 21.)
TO HIS BOOK
R. HERRICK. _Hesperides._
IMMORTALITY IN BOOKS
S. DANIEL.
ENDURING MONUMENTS
THE STRANGE QUALITY OF BOOKS
BOOKS ARE NOT DEAD THINGS
SHAKESPEARE IN HEAVEN
THE LIBRARIES OF HEAVEN
R. LEIGHTON.
THE ONLY THINGS THAT LAST FOR EVER
THE AUTHORS' METAMORPHOSIS
O BLESSED LETTERS
S. DANIEL. _Musophilus._
A LASTING LINK OF AGES
G. GORDON, LORD BYRON. _Don Juan._
THE VIRTUE OF A TRUE BOOK
ACTION AND REACTION
THE ULTIMATE TEST OF BOOKS
BOOKS OF THE HOUR AND OF ALL TIME
WHO WILL BELIEVE MY VERSE
W. SHAKESPEARE.
IMMORTALITY IN SONG
M. DRAYTON.
ONE DAY I WROTE HER NAME
E. SPENSER.
WELL I REMEMBER HOW YOU SMILED
W. S. LANDOR.
THE MULTIPLICITY OF BOOKS
SUPERFLUOUS BOOKS
MULTIPLICATION IS VEXATION
THE MULTIPLICATION OF ORIGINALS
THE AUTHORS' ADVANTAGE
AN IGNORANT AGE HATH MANY BOOKS
THE DIFFUSION OF BOOKS AND ITS EFFECT ON CULTURE
THE DISTRACTION OF CHOICE
A LIBRARY OF ONE
J. H. LEIGH HUNT.
A LIBRARY OF TWELVE
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
THE BATTLE OF THE BOOKS
OLD AUTHORS TO READ
CLASSICUS
THE DEAD ALONE CANONIZED
W. S. LANDOR.
THE CLASSICS
W. S. LANDOR.
THE MOONS OF LITERATURE
THE READING OF NEW BOOKS
THE CLASSICS ALWAYS MODERN
ON READING OLD BOOKS
ON READING NEW BOOKS
A PREFERENCE FOR GREAT MODELS
THE VALUE OF MODERN BOOKS
A SORT OF THIRD ESTATE
OLD AND NEW BOOKS
SECURITY IN OLD BOOKS
TO MY BOOK
BEN JONSON.
HIS PRAYER FOR ABSOLUTION
R. HERRICK. _Noble Numbers._
BOOKS THAT DO HURT
BOOKS AND THIEVES
J. TAYLOR. _An Arrant Thief._
MOUNTEBANK AUTHORS
PRINTERS GAIN BY BAD BOOKS
THE EVIL THAT MEN DO
BOOKS BAD AND GOOD
ON CERTAIN BOOKS
C. TENNYSON TURNER.
LIBERTY AND BAD BOOKS
BAD BOOKS AND DEBAUCHED MINDS
VIRGINIBUS PUERISQUE
R. HERRICK. _Hesperides._
A WHIMSICAL SURPRISE
ROMANCES ARE PERNICIOUS
WHETHER 'TIS LAWFUL TO READ ROMANCES
THE DANGER OF POETS AND ROMANCES
A DAUGHTER'S FAVOURITE NOVELS
NOVELS AS ENGINES OF CIVILIZATION
A NOVEL OF HIGH LIFE
T. H. BAYLY.
NOVELS ARE SWEETS
EVERY MAN HIS DUE
R. BURTON. _The Anatomy of Melancholy._
PLAGIARIE
TRANSPLANTATION
BOOK-MAKERS AND PLAGIARISTS
A LEARNED PLAGIARY
HIDDEN TREASURE
LITERARY COOKERY
THE MANUFACTORY OF BOOKS
HOW VOLUMES SWELL
E. YOUNG. _Love of Fame._
RECIPE FOR AN ANTHOLOGY
TO LEIGH HUNT, ON AN OMISSION IN HIS 'FEAST OF THE POETS'
W. S. LANDOR.
OUR MASTER, MELEAGER
R. GARNETT.
LORD BYRON.
THAT INVENTION OF THE ENEMY--AN ABRIDGEMENT
ORIGINAL EDITIONS
DEDICATIONS
PRESENTATION COPIES
POETS AND THEIR BIBLIOGRAPHIES
ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON.
MEN IN THEIR NIGHTGOWNS
BIOGRAPHY
BIOGRAPHY PREFERRED TO HISTORY
ON READING TRANSLATIONS
ON FIRST LOOKING INTO CHAPMAN'S HOMER
J. KEATS.
TRANSLATIONS FROM THE CLASSICS
M. DRAYTON. _To Henry Reynolds._
TO MY WORTHY AND HONOURED FRIEND MASTER GEORGE CHAPMAN
BEN JONSON.
WHEN TRANSLATIONS ARE TO BE PREFERRED
QUOTATION
MERIT IN QUOTATION
WHAT SHAKESPEARE HATH LEFT US
BEN JONSON.
ON THE PORTRAIT OF SHAKESPEARE
BEN JONSON.
SHAKESPEARE'S LIVELONG MONUMENT
J. MILTON.
UNDER MR. MILTON'S PICTURE BEFORE HIS 'PARADISE LOST'
J. DRYDEN.
UPON MY BROTHER'S BOOK CALLED 'THE GROUNDS, LABOUR AND REWARD OF FAITH'
P. FLETCHER.
UPON THE BOOK AND PICTURE OF THE SERAPHICAL SAINT TERESA
R. CRASHAW.
THE SEAT OF AUTHORITY
BOOKS PREFERRED TO PREACHERS
BOOKS OF MORALITY
THE SECRET INFLUENCE OF BOOKS
DEAD COUNSELLORS ARE SAFEST
THE REAL WORKING EFFECTIVE CHURCH
BOOKS AS SIGN-POSTS
THE NEED OF A GUIDE TO BOOKS
THE TRUE UNIVERSITY OF THESE DAYS
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE: TWO EPIGRAMS
J. TRAPP.
THE ANSWER
SIR W. BROWNE.
AGAINST WRITERS THAT CARP AT OTHER MEN'S BOOKS
SIR J. HARINGTON.
A CRITIC
STYLE _v._ SENSE
WHERE FOOLS RUSH IN
A. POPE. _Essay on Criticism._
LITERARY HYPOCRISY
IN THE SEAT OF THE SCORNER
THE FINAL VERDICT UPON BOOKS
THE CRITICS' INFLUENCE ON THE PUBLIC
TASTE IN LITERATURE AND ART
THE FILIAL PIETY OF BOOKS
THE MOTE AND THE BEAM
CENSORSHIP
THE IMPRIMATUR
A GREAT BOOK IS A GREAT EVIL
A LITTLE BOOK THE MOST EXCELLENT
BOOKS WITH ONE IDEA IN THEM
BOOKS OF ONE THOUGHT
INDUCTIVE CRITICISM
READING BETWEEN LINES
PURPLE PATCHES
A. W. and J. C. HARE. _Guesses at Truth._
THE ROYAL ROAD
ERASMUS. _Colloquies: The Notable Art._
READERS AND WRITERS
STUDIES
HOW TO SPEND OUR DAYS
THE CHOICE OF BOOKS
CHEWING THE CUD
THE SUFFICIENCY OF HOMER
HOMER AND VIRGIL
A. POPE. _Essay on Criticism._
READ WITHOUT PREJUDICE
J. ARMSTRONG. _Taste._
READING ACCORDING TO INCLINATION
READ FEW BOOKS WELL
BOOKS AS FRUITFUL TREES
READING SEVERAL BOOKS AT A TIME
WHEN AND WHERE TO READ
SMALL AUTHORS DANGEROUS
BOOKS THAT PROVOKE THOUGHT
RULES FOR READING
A DIET OF BOOKS
A COURSE OF READING
OF READING
C. S. CALVERLEY. _Proverbial Philosophy._
POETS AS COMMENTATORS
THE METHOD OF READING PROFANE HISTORY
EPITOMES
ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS
BESCRIBBLING WITH NOTES
BOOKS TO BE MARKED
UNDERSCORING
THE PARSON'S ACCESSORY KNOWLEDGE
COMMONPLACE BOOKS
A NEW METHOD OF A COMMONPLACE BOOK
MARGINAL NOTES AND COMMONPLACE BOOKS
THE BEE AND THE BUTTERFLY
SKIPPING WIT
CHANCE READINGS
RIDING POST
APPETITE AND SATIETY
THE HABIT OF CASUAL READING
JOHNSON'S CURSORY READING
DESULTORY READING
THE GREATEST CLERKS BE NOT ALWAYS THE WISEST MEN
A BOOKISH AMBITION
FULL LIBRARIES AND EMPTY HEADS
TO THE GOOD OR BAD READER
A PRETENDER TO LEARNING
SUPERFICIAL READERS
THE READING COXCOMB
READING TO KILL TIME
TALKING FROM BOOKS
A SHORT CUT TO FAME
TITLE-READERS
THE BURNING OF DON QUIXOTE'S BOOKS
BRAINS SQUASHED BY BOOKS
FOLLY GENERATED BY BOOKS
SURCLOYING THE STOMACH
J. SYLVESTER. _Tetrasticha._
OVER-READING
DEEP-VERSED IN BOOKS AND SHALLOW IN HIMSELF
J. MILTON. _Paradise Regained._
SWALLOWING THE HUSKS
W. COWPER. _The Winter Walk at Noon._
READING AND ILLITERACY
READING AS INTELLECTUAL INDOLENCE
BOOKS AND MEN
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Love's Labour's Lost._
BOOKS AND LIFE
R. C. TRENCH. _Anti-Gnosticus._
THE MIGHTY DEAD
J. THOMSON. _The Seasons._
THE MESSAGE OF BOOKS
OVERRATING THE VIRTUE OF BOOKS
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Love's Labour's Lost._
BOOKS AN ENEMY TO HEALTH
WHAT PROFITS IT
SIR J. DAVIES. _On the Immortality of the Soul._
BOOKS AND EYESIGHT
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Love's Labour's Lost._
WHEN TO READ
BOOKS INSTEAD OF STIMULANTS
THE PHARMACY OF BOOKS
A LITERATURA HILARIS
THE BLESSED CHLOROFORM OF THE MIND
LOUNGING BOOKS
TO DRIVE THE NIGHT AWAY
G. CHAUCER. _The Book of the Duchesse._
READING IN BED
READING AND MEAL TIMES
THE DOG AND THE BONE
PROOF OF GOOD MATTER
WRITING AT MEAL TIMES
OUT-OF-DOORS READING
O FOR A BOOKE
J. WILSON.
FAREWELL TO BOOKS IN SPRINGTIME
G. CHAUCER. _The Legend of Good Women._
THE TABLES TURNED
W. WORDSWORTH.
LEARNING
W. BARNES.
PICTURE BOOKS IN WINTER
R. L. STEVENSON. _A Child's Garden of Verses._
THE HORN-BOOK
T. TICKLE.
OLD STORY BOOKS
ELIZA COOK.
THE FIRST AUTHORS FOR YOUTH
BOOKS AND THE WORLD
ADVICE TO MOTHERS
GETTING A BOY FORWARD
AT LARGE IN THE LIBRARY
THE BEST BOOKS THE COMMONEST
MONTAIGNE'S EARLY READING
JOHNSON'S EARLY READING
GIBBON'S EARLY READING
A BIRTH OF INTELLECT
WORDSWORTH'S EARLY READING
W. WORDSWORTH. _The Prelude._
OLD-FASHIONED VERSE
W. S. LANDOR.
LEIGH HUNT'S EARLY READING
A KINDLY TIE
CHARLES DICKENS'S EARLY READING
THE VISIONARY GLEAM
READING FOR LOVE'S SAKE
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Sonnet XXXII._
VALEDICTION TO HIS BOOK
J. DONNE.
THE BOOK OF THE BRAIN
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Hamlet._
LOVE'S PURVEYOR
DANTE. _Inferno._
THE DOUBLE LESSON
S. LAMAN BLANCHARD.
CUPID AND THE BOOK OF POEMS
J. SWIFT. _Cadenus and Vanessa._
BOOKS AS SPOKESMEN
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Sonnet XXIII._
TO HIS BOOK: OF HIS LADY
E. SPENSER. _Amoretti._
TO THE LADY LUCY, COUNTESS OF BEDFORD
S. DANIEL.
A BOOK OF FLESH AND BLOOD
J. SHIRLEY. _The Cardinal._
WOMEN'S EYES
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Love's Labour's Lost._
T. MOORE.
J. A. SYMONDS.
OF A NEW MARRIED STUDENT THAT PLAYED FAST AND LOOSE
SIR T. MORE (?)
MARRIAGE AND BOOKS
MARRIAGE! MY YEARS ARE YOUNG
W. SHAKESPEARE. _First Part of King Henry the Sixth._
LOVE AND THE LIBRARY
A COUNTER ATTRACTION
T. MOORE. _The Devil among the Scholars._
TO COSMELIA
J. OLDHAM.
ON A PRAYER BOOK SENT TO MRS. M. R.
R. CRASHAW.
ON GEORGE HERBERT'S 'THE TEMPLE' SENT TO A GENTLEWOMAN
R. CRASHAW.
TO HELEN
W. M. PRAED.
SENT WITH POEMS
W. S. LANDOR.
WOMAN AND BOOKS
THE GHOST OF BETTY BARNES
A CHEAP AND LASTING PLEASURE
THE POETS
E. B. BROWNING. _Lady Geraldine's Courtship._
THE WORLD OF BOOKS
E. B. BROWNING. _Aurora Leigh._
THE CLASSICAL EDUCATION OF WOMEN
GIRLS' READING
W. COWPER. _Tirocinium._
POETRY AND PIETY
A LADY'S LIBRARY
WOMEN'S WANT
BOOKS FOR A LADY'S LIBRARY
HOR.
TO A LADY FURNISHING HER LIBRARY AT *** IN WARWICKSHIRE
R. JAGO.
LYDIA LANGUISH AND THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
THE OLD BACHELOR'S BOOKS
G. CRABBE. _Tales of the Hall._
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Measure for Measure._
THE OXFORD SCHOLAR AND HIS BOOKS
G. CHAUCER. _The Canterbury Tales._
THE CHIEF FOOL
THE ENVOY OF ALEXANDER BARCLAY, TRANSLATOR
EXHORTING THE FOOLES ACCLOYED WITH THIS VICE TO AMEND THEIR FOLLY
A. BARCLAY.
LETTER-FERRETS
DAINTIES THAT ARE BRED OF A BOOK
AN ANTIQUARY
AN IGNORANT BOOK-COLLECTOR
E. YOUNG. _The Love of Fame._
THE BIBLIOMANIA
J. FERRIAR. _The Bibliomania._
BIBLIOSOPHIA
GOLDEN VOLUMES! RICHEST TREASURES!
A MALADY OF WEAK MINDS
AN UNWORTHY PROFESSOR
A BIBLIOMANIAC
THE ENVIABLE BOOKWORM
EARS NAILED TO BOOKS
THE ANTIQUARY'S TREASURES
KISSING A FOLIO
THE LITERARY HAREM
BAYARD TAYLOR
H. W. LONGFELLOW.
DEFINITIONS
THE LAST EDITIONS THE BEST
SIBRANDUS SCHAFNABURGENSIS
R. BROWNING. _Garden Fancies._
A STUDENT
ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER.
OF HANDLING BOOKS
DEDUCTIONS FROM SCRIPTURE
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Julius Caesar._
AN EDITION DE LUXE
CARE AS TO BINDINGS
GOLD CLASPS AND A GOLDEN STORY
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Romeo and Juliet._
NOBLER THAN CONTENTS
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Cymbeline._
LINES HAVE THEIR LININGS, AND BOOTS THEIR BUCKRAM
R. HERRICK.
EYE-WORSHIP
BOOKBINDINGS
J. MACCREERY.
W. SHAKESPEARE. _The Taming of the Shrew._
DISCRIMINATION IN BINDINGS
SUITABLE BINDINGS
THE OUTSIDE OF A BOOK
BOOKS YOU MAY HOLD IN YOUR HAND
BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS AND NIGHTMARE
DELIGHT IN BOOK-PRINTS
A NEAT RIVULET OF TEXT
THE BOOKWORMS
R. BURNS.
THE BOOKWORM
T. PARNELL.
A MOTH
W. KING (?) _Bibliotheca._
THE CURE FOR BOOKWORMS
J. F. M. DOVASTON.
ROYAL PATRONAGE OF BOOKS
THE TREASURE
THE MOST VALUABLE BOOK
THE READERS AT THE BOOKSTALL
C. LAMB. _Detached Thoughts on Books and Reading._
TETRACHORDON
J. MILTON.
THE SECOND-HAND CATALOGUE
THE FIND
R. BROWNING. _The Ring and the Book._
PURCHASING AN ACT OF PIETY
A FORCED SALE
E. B. BROWNING. _Aurora Leigh._
THE VOCATION
TO MY BOOKSELLER
BEN JONSON.
THE WRITER TO HIS BOOK
T. CAMPION.
AD BIBLIOPOLAM
IN BONDAGE TO THE BOOKSELLER
IN PATERNOSTER ROW
M. G. LEWIS. _The Monk._
THE ELEPHANT AND THE BOOKSELLER
J. GAY. _Fables._
LITERARY UPHOLSTERERS
ON A MISCELLANY OF POEMS
To BERNARD LINTOTT
J. GAY.
VERSES TO BE PREFIXED BEFORE BERNARD LINTOTT'S NEW MISCELLANY
A. POPE.
TO MR. MURRAY
G. GORDON, LORD BYRON.
TO THE EDITOR OF 'THE EVERY-DAY BOOK'
C. LAMB.
THE BANNATYNE CLUB, OR ONE VOLUME MORE
SIR W. SCOTT.
THE BOOKSELLERS' BANQUET
W. MAGINN.
WHAT A HEART-BREAKING SHOP
GENTEEL ORNAMENTS
MAMMON AND BOOKS
THE POOR STUDENT
NATIONAL EXPENDITURE ON BOOKS
THE VALUE OF BOOK BORROWING
ACCIDENTS TO BOOKS
BORROWERS OF BOOKS
BORROWING AND LENDING
WEDDED TO BOOKS
THE ART OF BOOK-KEEPING
S. LAMAN BLANCHARD.
THE BOOK OF NATURE
W. DRUMMOND.
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Antony and Cleopatra._
THE BOOK
H. VAUGHAN.
THE BOOK OF LIFE
R. THOMSON.
THE WIND OVER THE CHIMNEY
H. W. LONGFELLOW. _Wise Books._
A GREAT NECROMANCER
BOOKS FOR MAGIC
THE SECRET OF STRENGTH
W. SHAKESPEARE. _The Tempest._
RED LETTERS AND CONJURING
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Second Part of King Henry the Sixth._
MERLIN'S BOOK
LORD TENNYSON. _Idylls of the King: Vivien._
FAST AND LOOSE
J. TAYLOR.
READ THE SCRIPTURES
TO THE HOLY BIBLE
H. VAUGHAN.
ON BUYING THE BIBLE
F. QUARLES. _Divine Fancies._
A MAN OF ONE BOOK
HOMO UNIUS LIBRI
THE SCRIPTURES: WHAT ARE THEY?
NO BOOK LIKE THE BIBLE
TO A FAMILY BIBLE
FELICIA D. HEMANS.
THE BOOK OF BOOKS
A VERY PRICELESS THING
MATERIAL FOR POESY
SACRED AND PROFANE WRITERS
SIR AUBREY DE VERE.
A STANDARD FOR LANGUAGE
THE GRAND MINE OF DICTION
THE ENGLISH OF THE BIBLE
THE BIBLE AND BURNS
THE BIG HA'-BIBLE
R. BURNS. _The Cotter's Saturday Night._
LITERARY GEOGRAPHY
Swift speaks of maps, in which they
ON 'CORYAT'S CRUDITES'
J. TAYLOR. _The World's Eighth Wonder._
LITERATURE FOR DESOLATE ISLANDS
J. R. LOWELL. _A Fable for Critics._
BOOKS FOR THE SALON
THE LIBRARY AND THE GRAVE
TO SIR H. G.
THE LIBRARY A GLORIOUS COURT
J. FLETCHER. _The Elder Brother._
THE LIBRARY AS STUDY
W. SHAKESPEARE. _Titus Andronicus._
THE STUDY
O. W. HOLMES.
THE CONSULTING ROOM OF A WISE MAN
THE LIBRARY A KEY TO CHARACTER
THE SCENT OF BOOKS
W. SHAKESPEARE. _The Tempest._
AN EPISCOPAL LIBRARY
ALCUIN.
A MODERN LIBRARY
W. KING. (?) _Bibliotheca._
SAFE AND UNTOUCHED
CIBBER'S LIBRARY
A. POPE. _The Dunciad._
MR. SHANDY'S LIBRARY
DOMINIE SAMPSON IN THE LIBRARY
SIR W. SCOTT. _Guy Mannering._
W. SHAKESPEARE. _The Tempest._
THE PEASANT'S LIBRARY
G. CRABBE. _The Parish Register._
THE LIBRARY IN THE GARRET
E. B. BROWNING. _Aurora Leigh._
MONTAIGNE'S LIBRARY
A COLLOQUY IN A LIBRARY
CHARLES LAMB'S LIBRARY
STANZAS COMPOSED IN THE REV. J. MITFORD'S LIBRARY
B. BARTON.
THE SHRINES OF THE ANCIENT SAINTS
A MOST HORRIBLE INFAMY
LIBRARIES FOR EVERY CITY
THE LIBRARY
J. G. WHITTIER.
THE REFERENCE LIBRARY
IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM LIBRARY
THE LIBRARY AN HERACLEA
BOOKS IN A NEW LIGHT
ON THE SIGHT OF A GREAT LIBRARY
REFLECTIONS IN A LIBRARY
THOUGHTS IN A LIBRARY
Those poems were the burning words of one
THE TRUE POEM ON THE LIBRARY
THE LIBRARY
G. CRABBE.
THE LIBRARY
J. G. SAXE.
OF LIBRARIES: THE BODLEIAN
ON THE DEATH OF SIR THOMAS BODLEY
TO BE CHAINED WITH GOOD AUTHORS
AN ODE ADDRESSED TO MR. JOHN ROUSE
LIBRARIAN, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
W. COWPER. _Translated from Milton._
PINDARIC ODE
A. COWLEY.
ON SIR THOMAS BODLEY'S LIBRARY, THE AUTHOR BEING THEN IN OXFORD
H. VAUGHAN.
THE BODLEIANS OF OXFORD
THE BODLEIAN: A DEAD SEA OF BOOKS
A COLLEGE LIBRARY
F. W. FABER.
MERTON LIBRARY
J. B. NORTON.
OXFORD NIGHTS
L. JOHNSON.
ON THE LIBRARY AT CAMBRIDGE
J. M.
THE SOUL'S VIATICUM
NOTES
P. 4. _Southey._--
P. 6. _Emerson._
SHELLEY. _Letter to Maria Gisborne._
P. 17. _Lamb._--
W. S. LANDOR.
P. 49. _Leighton._--
P. 145. _Addison._--Hor. _Ars Poet._ 1. 319:--
P. 163. _Davies._--
P. 171. _Rabelais._--
P. 175. _Tickle._--'Written in a fit of the gout.'
P. 196. _Moore._--
P. 205. _E. B. Browning._--
E. FITZGERALD. _Omar Khayyám._
Compare Herrick:--
P. 260. _Eliot._--
E. FITZGERALD. _Rubaiyát of Omar Khayyám._
P. 296. _Swift._--Compare Cowper in _Hope_:--
P. 360. _Cowley._--
INDEX OF AUTHORS
MENTIONED, ALLUDED TO, OR QUOTED IN THE TEXT AND NOTES
M., J., 368.