Parleyings with Certain People 1887 Apollo and the Fates--a Prologue. I. With Bernard de Mandeville. II. With Daniel Bartoli. III. With Christopher Smart. IV. With George Babb Dodington. V. With Francis Furini VI. With Gerard de Lairesse. VII. With Charles Avison. Fust and his Friends--an Epilogue.
Asolando 1890 Prologue. Rosny. Dubiety. Now. Humility. Poetics. Summum Bonum. A Pearl, a Girl. Speculative. White Witchcraft. Bad Dreams Inapprehensiveness. Which? The Cardinal and the Dog. The Pope and the Net. The Bean-Feast. Muckle-mouth Meg. Arcades Ambo. The Lady and the Painter. Ponte dell' Angelo, Venice. Beatrice Signorini. Flute-music, with an Accompaniment. "Imperante Augusto natus est ----" Development. Rephan. Reverie. Epilogue.
Pippa Passes, and other Poetic Dramas, by Robert Browning. With an Introductory Note by Frank Rinder.
A Blot in the 'Scutcheon, and other Poetic Dramas, by Robert Browning. With an Introductory Note by Frank Rinder.
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