A Book of Victorian Poetry and ProseCUP Archive, 1915 - 257 pages |
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Contents
SYSTEMATIC THINKERS | 1 |
JANE WELSH CARLYLE Bread Making | 7 |
SIR CHARLES LYELL The Homekeeping Geologist | 36 |
THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY An Ideal University | 45 |
You ask me | 69 |
THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY Epitaph on a Jacobite | 89 |
EDWARD FITZGERALD Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám | 96 |
ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH Qua Cursum Ventus | 101 |
CHARLES LEVER The Hanging of Major Monsoon | 146 |
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Newmarket | 152 |
WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY The 29th December | 159 |
A Brontë Hero | 166 |
MRS GASKELL A Visit to an Old Bachelor | 172 |
CHARLES KINGSLEY Fairies | 181 |
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Father and Son | 190 |
GEORGE GISSING Sundays | 198 |
Dante GABRIEL ROSSETTI The White Ship | 109 |
COVENTRY PATMORE | 115 |
J B LEICESTER Warren LORD DE TABLEY Jael | 124 |
JAMES THOMSON The Moon | 130 |
EARL OF LYTTON Owen MEREDITH The Ruined Palace | 136 |
THOMAS LOVE PEACOCK A Few to Think and Many to Act | 140 |
GEORGE GROTE How to become an Orator | 204 |
THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY England under | 210 |
JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE The Labour Question in Eng | 213 |
MANDELL CREIGHTON The Ideals of Raffaelle the Painter | 219 |
FREDERICK WILLIAM MAITLAND | 227 |
OSCAR WILDE To thine Own Self be True | 233 |
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