INDEX

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Acton, Cardinal, i. 149
Adams, Mrs., i. 555
Ælian, i. 371, 377, 540; ii. [196], [202]
Æschylus, i. 15, 31ff., 34, 35ff., 38ff., 45, 61, 88, 171, 313
Alfieri, Vittorio, i. 53
Andersen, Hans Christian (‘The Dane’), i. 53, 161;
his ‘Improvisatore,’ i. 45, 50, 52, 54;
his ‘Only a Fiddler,’ i. 154, 160
Angelico, Fra, i. 196
Apuleius, E.B.B.’s translations from, i. 168
Arnould, Joseph (afterwards Sir), ii. [102], [115], [412], [466], [487]
Asolo, i. 113
‘Athenæum,’ the, i. 155, 161, 166, 288, 323, 326, 389, 395, 412, 416, 542, 558, 572; ii. [33], [35], [102], [158], [176], [307], [343], [421]
Australia (proposals for E.B.B. to write ballads, &c. for), ii. [481]
‘Autography,’ i. 317, 319, 323; ii. [188]
Babbage, C., i. 24
Bacon, Lord, i. 481, 485
Bailey, P. J., his ‘Festus,’ i. 375, 384
Balzac, H. de, ii. [35], [91], [93], [107], [113]
Barrett, Alfred, brother of E.B.B., i. 193, 195; ii. [177]
Barrett, Arabel, sister of E.B.B., i. 101, 193, 216, 219, 330, 542; ii. [329], [334] and passim
Barrett, Charles John (‘Stormie’) brother of E.B.B., i. 219, 417, 575; ii. [109], [111], [408], [458]
Barrett, Edward (‘Bro’), brother of E.B.B., his death, i. 175ff.
Barrett, Edward Moulton, father of E.B.B., i. 123, 131, 141, 167, 175, 190, 192, 213, 218, 235, 241ff., 409, 506, 530; ii. [26], [109], [152], [270], [293], [332], [334], [340], [342], [384], [450], [487], [489], [551]
Barrett, Elizabeth Barrett:
on poetic composition, i. 21
on her translation of ‘Prometheus Bound,’ i. 31
proposes to write a ‘novel’ or ‘romance’ poem, i. 32, 151, 154, 271
project of writing a drama (‘Psyché Apocalypté’) with R. H. Horne, i. 61
American appreciation, i. 115, 307; ii. [152], [166], [184], [429]
proposals for wintering abroad, i. 131ff., 135, 167, 190, 209ff., 218, 225, 229, 234ff., 241
religious views, i. 145; ii. [429]
on George Sand, i. 165
on the death of her brother Edward, i. 175ff.
references to her dangerous illness, i. 43, 176; ii. [26]
American publishers, i. 188, 189, 258, 260
on her pet name ‘Ba,’ i. 192, 195, 342, 345
her portrait, i. 195; ii. [12], [19]
requests R.B.’s autograph for a friend, i. 227
on R.B.’s poetry, i. 268ff.; ii. [491]
sends a ring and lock of hair to R.B., i. 308, 309
opinions on French fiction, i. 341; ii. [102]
on women’s position and married life, i. 351ff.; ii. [424]
early reading, i. 406
French verses, i. 405
on R.B.’s letters, i. 418, 423, 486, 493; ii. [18]
on the publication of letters, i. 484
on autograph collectors, i. 535
on the difficulties of her engagement with R.B., ii. [33], [78], [81], [122], [141], [220], [222], [228], [230], [233], [336], [341], [374], [378], [383], [385], [396], [416], [458], [464], [494]
on artistic Bohemianism, ii. [30]
on the curiosity of strangers, their visits, letters &c., ii. [31], [73], [169], [423], [472]
on duelling, ii. [40ff.], [45], [53ff.]
on Raffael’s portrait, ii. [149]
plans for going to Italy with R.B., ii. [208], [210], [275], [278ff.], [288], [320], [379], [391], [417], [473], [479], [481], [490], [502ff.], [506], [511]
proposal for her to visit New Cross, ii. [226], [231]
her money affairs, ii. [229], [235], [365], [368], [400ff.], [408], [476]
visit to the Great Western Railway, ii. [234], [435]
visit to Mr. Rogers’ picture gallery, ii. [251], [262]
visits to H. S. Boyd described, ii. [259], [282]
on the death of B. R. Haydon, ii. [265], [271];
on Horne’s verses on Haydon, ii. [299];
bequest of his MSS. to E.B.B., ii. [304ff.], [307], [309ff.], [315ff.], [322ff.], [326]
on women and politics, ii. [283]
her visit to Finchley, ii. [444], [447], [452]
‘Blackwood’s Magazine’s’ offer to print her lyrics, ii. [459], [466], [478]
visit to church, and the effect of music on her, ii. [460], [468], [492]
proposal to write ballads &c. for Australia, ii. [481]
her marriage, ii. [539 n.], [541]
Barrett, Elizabeth Barrett, works:
‘Bertha in the Lane,’ i. 10, 148, 271
‘Catarina to Camoens,’ i. 148, 425
‘The Cry of the Children,’ proposals for musical setting, i. 524, 537
‘A Drama of Exile,’ i. 10, 19
‘An Essay on Mind,’ i. 129, 132, 134, 136, 383
‘Lady Geraldine’s Courtship,’ i. 32, 149, 162, 271
‘Past and Future,’ i. 282
‘Poems,’ 2 vols. 1844, i. 9, 189, 281; ii. [285];
American edition, i. 186, 187
‘Rhyme of the Duchess May,’ i. 10
‘The Romaunt of Margret,’ i. 383
‘The Romaunt of the Page,’ i. 10
‘The Seraphim,’ i. 130, 189, 383
‘Two Sketches,’ i. 193.
‘The Vision of Fame,’ i. 132
‘A Vision of Poets,’ i. 147, 383
‘Wine of Cyprus,’ ii. [443], [446], [448]
Translations from Bion, Theocritus, Apuleius, Nonnus, i. 168, 170ff., 497, ii. [8];
from Homer, i. 579, ii. [8], [22], [25], [69], [139], [161];
from Æschylus i. 31, 34, 76, 140, 142, 149, 151, ii. [459];
from Pietro d’Abano, i. 462
Barrett, George, brother of E.B.B., i. 192, 196, 216, 219, 229, 235, 241, 289, 319, 322, 404, 439, 444, 492, 496, 500; ii. [115], [441]
Barrett, Henrietta, sister of E.B.B., i. 128, 193, 331, 408, 433, 437, 516; ii. [141], [334], [387], [490] and passim
Barrett, Henry, brother of E.B.B., i. 158
Barrett, Lizzie, cousin of E.B.B., i. 522; ii. [245]
Barrett, Mary (E.B.B.’s mother), ii. [484]
Barrett, Octavius (‘Occy’) brother of E.B.B., his illness, i. 236ff., 241ff., 247ff., 265
Barrett, Sam, cousin of E.B.B., i. 522
Bartoli, his ‘Simboli,’ i. 539, 541, 545
Bayley, Miss, i. 300, 303, 304; ii. [22], [109], [111], [114], [120], [137], [196], [552];
her plans for taking E.B.B. to Italy, ii. [191], [198], [208], [244]
Beethoven, i. 533; ii. [153];
his ‘Fidelio,’ i. 161
Benjamin of Tudela, R., i. 153
Bennet, Miss Georgiana, ii. [73], [80], [110], [225], [329], [369]
Bennett, W. C., ii. [106], [124], [330], [366], [389]
Bevan, Mr., ii. [334]
Bezzi, Mr., ii. [139], [191]
‘Blackwood’s Magazine,’ i. 23; ii. [459], [466], [478]
Blake, William, ii. [319]
Blessington, Lady, i. 157
Boccaccio, Giovanni, i. 45, 393
Boyd, Hugh Stuart, i. 100, 236, 342; ii. [259], [261], [282], [407], [442], [443], [446], [459], [471], [541]
Bremer, Miss, ii. [119]
‘British Quarterly,’ the, i. 268
Browne, Sir Thomas, ii. [52], [53]
Browning, Miss, i. 147, 153, 189, 519; ii. [165], [168], [204], [412], [566]
Browning, Mrs., senior, i. 147; ii. [456], [483], [500]
Browning, R., senior, i. 28, 147, 496; ii. [427], [549];
his drawings for R.B.’s poems, i. 415, 434;
his early life, ii. [477], [483], [484]
Browning, Robert:
Mr. Kenyon’s offer of introduction to Miss Barrett, i. 2, 281
on E.B.B.’s poems, i. 9, 147
helps Carlyle with his ‘Cromwell,’ i. 16
on the attitude of the public towards his work, i. 17ff.
first visit to E.B.B., i. 72 n.
account of the ‘bora’ at Trieste, i. 126
on ‘The Flight of the Duchess,’ i. 138
on George Sand, i. 163
baptised at an Independent Chapel, i. 147
reference to his visit to St. Petersburg, i. 155
on dramatic poetry and novels, i. 155, 161
on reading law with Basil Montagu, i. 199
his early life, i. 200, 349
on the performance of ‘Every Man in his Humour,’ i. 212, 217
his portrait in the ‘New Spirit of the Age,’ i. 316; ii. [219]
sends a lock of hair to E.B.B., i. 304, 332
his visit to R. H. Horne, i. 366ff.
on R. H. Horne’s ‘Ballad Romances,’ i. 370
French verses, i. 420
on a proposal of a journey to St. Petersburg, i. 489, 507
on music, i. 543
plants rose-trees, ii. [10]
thoughts for future work, i. 457; ii. [25], [390]
on duelling, ii. [33], [46ff.], [58]
on the rearrangement of his poems, ii. [71]
on French romance, ii. [107]
his birthday, ii. [136]
at the Royal Literary Fund Dinner, ii. [143], [145], [148], [151], [158]
proposal to write a long poem, ii. [176], [181]
‘Mr. Forster’s “Strafford,”’ ii. [215]
meets a phrenologist, ii. [216], [219]
on his engagement with E.B.B., ii. [227]
proposes to seek Government employment, ii. [229], [232], [236], [248]
on the death of B. R. Haydon, ii. [264], [268], [318ff.]
plans for his marriage, ii. [269], [376]
on Parliament, ii. [281]
on his name, ii. [285], [286]
on Italian post offices, ii. [110], [289]
on Horne’s verses on Haydon’s death, ii. [303]
on Haydon’s bequest of MSS. to E.B.B., ii. [307], [315ff.], [326]
on strangers’ letters, ii. [330]
his dream on Haydon, ii. [331]
on E.B.B.’s letters, i. 296, 420; ii. [8], [249], [420], [436]
on E.B.B.’s religious opinions, ii. [436]
on Lord Byron, ii. [455]
final preparations for their journey to Italy, ii. [465ff.], [475], [495ff.], [537], [555], [559] and ff.
early compositions in imitation of Ossian, ii. [469]
his marriage, ii. [539 n.]
his family’s attitude towards E.B.B., ii. [547], [549]
Browning, Robert, works:
‘Bells and Pomegranates,’ i. 9, 13, 99, 132, 135, 144, 148, 320, 361; ii. [429];
see also ‘Dramatic Romances and Lyrics,’ ‘Luria,’ and ‘A Soul’s Tragedy’
meaning of the phrase, i. 248, 250, 575; ii. [2], [67]
‘The Bishop orders his Tomb at St. Praxed’s Church,’ i. 134, 253, 278
‘The Blot in the Scutcheon,’ i. 324
‘The Boy and the Angel,’ (‘Theocrite,’ ‘Angel and Child’), i. 134, 261
‘Claret and Tokay’ (Nationality in Drinks’), i. 131, 135
‘Colombe’s Birthday,’ ii. [456], [468]
‘Count Gismond,’ i. 177
Dante, translation from, i. 348, 355
‘Dramatic Romances and Lyrics,’ (‘Bells and Pomegranates’ No. VII.), i. 59, 66
proof of, i. 259, 260, 261, 262
its publication, i. 265, 266, 267
E.B.B. on, i. 268ff.
to C. Mathews, i. 320
Mr. Kenyon on, i. 274
Mr. Fox on, i. 277, 278
noticed in the ‘Examiner,’ i. 286
noticed in the ‘New Monthly,’ i. 360
noticed in the ‘Athenæum,’ i. 412, 416
‘Earth’s Immortalities,’ i. 261
‘The Englishman in Italy,’ (‘England in Italy,’ ‘Fortú,’ ‘Sorrento Lines,’) i. 253, 268, 269, 278
‘The Flight of the Duchess,’ i. 55, 58ff., 63, 76, 97, 104ff., 113, 115, 120, 122, 124, 129, 131, 135, 139, 148, 149ff., 245, 253, 261, 274, 277; ii. [91]
An Elementary French Book, i. 208
‘Garden Fancies,’ i. 134
‘The Glove,’ i. 261, 278
‘Home Thoughts from Abroad’ (‘Spring Song’), i., 229ff.
‘Home Thoughts from the Sea,’ i. 253
‘How we brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix,’ (‘The Ride’) i. 274, 278ff.
‘The Italian in England,’ (‘Italy in England’) i. 160, 278
‘The Laboratory,’ i. 135
‘The Lost Leader,’ i. 253
‘The Lost Mistress,’ i. 253, 269
‘Luria: a Tragedy’ (‘Bells and Pomegranates’ No. VIII.), i. 18, 22, 26, 30, 58, 60, 80, 84, 85, 261, 272, 426, 470, 474; ii. [2], [13], [21], [369]
E.B.B. on, i. 276ff., 286, 313, 354, 359ff., 421ff., 462, 471, 545, 579; ii. [77]
proof of, ii. [12], [17]
dedication of, ii. [12], [19], [44], [66ff.]
publication of, ii. [66]
Mr. Kenyon on, ii. [82]
Carlyle on, ii. [90]
Mr. Chorley on, ii. [92]
noticed in the ‘Examiner,’ ii. [108], [412]
‘Night and Morning,’ i. 261
‘Only a Player Girl,’ i. 155, 160
‘Paracelsus,’ i. 63, 208, 246, 323, 327, 382, 395
‘Pauline,’ i. 388, 393, 399, 402, 405, 420, 423
reviewed by J. S. Mill, i. 29, 33
‘Pictor Ignotus,’ i. 253, 278
Pietro d’Abano, Translation from, i. 462, 466
‘Pippa Passes,’ i. 12, 22, 24, 28, 100; ii. [349]
‘Saul,’ i. 59, 60, 76, 179, 183, 191, 261, 278, 326
Blue lilies in, i. 527, 558, 561
‘Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister,’ i. 22
‘Song,’ i. 261
‘Sordello,’ i. 134, 193, 247, 348, 457, 472
‘A Soul’s Tragedy,’ (‘Bells and Pomegranates’ No. VIII.), i. 26, 30, 97, 470, 474; ii. [16], [34], [67], [92]
E.B.B. on, i. 545; ii. [13ff.], [17], [34], [77]
publication of, ii. [66]
Mr. Kenyon on, ii. [83]
Mr. Chorley on, ii. [92]
noticed in the ‘Examiner,’ ii. [108]
Buckingham, Mr., i. 564, 565, 570, 576
Bulwer, Sir Edward Lytton, afterwards first Lord Lytton, i. 246
his ‘Alice,’ i. 161
his ‘Ernest Maltravers,’ i. 161, 166
his ‘Last Days of Pompeii,’ i. 156
Bunn, Alfred, i. 572; ii. [136]
Bunyan, J., ii. [37]
Burdett-Coutts, Miss, i. 564
Burges, George, i. 168, 170, 171, 497, 548, 554
Burns, R., i. 481
Bury, Lady Charles, her ‘Reminiscences,’ i. 228
Butler, Mrs. (Fanny Kemble), her poems, ii. [27], [38], [389], [391]
Butler, Samuel, his ‘Hudibras’ quoted, i. 568
Byron, Lady, i. 130
Byron, Lord, i. 126; ii. [455], [464], [473]
Calderon, i. 66
‘Cambridge Advertiser,’ the, ii. [28]
Campbell, Miss, ii. [171], [172], [174ff.], [179], [184]
Campbell, Thomas, ii. [286]
Carlyle, Mrs., i. 194, 238; ii. [252], [255]
Carlyle, Thomas, i. 25, 27, 29, 30, 32, 151, 152, 158, 194, 260, 316, 457, 459; ii. [8], [80], [81], [84], [90], [92], [98], [160], [185], [238], [277]
‘Oliver Cromwell,’ i. 16, 25, 450; ii. [2], [286]
Cerutti’s Italian Grammar, i. 468
Cervantes’ ‘Don Quixote,’ i. 46
Chambers, Dr., i. 123, 125, 158, 176, 186, 188, 189; ii. [255]
Chapman, George, i. 98, 337
Chaucer, Geoffrey, i. 160, 267, 337, 393, 429
Chesterfield, Lord, i. 529; ii. [105]
Chorley, H. F., i. 45, 107, 108, 144, 148, 154, 288, 295, 298, 315, 388, 394ff., 400, 482, 486, 492, 496, 548, 555ff., 573; ii. [92], [102], [107], [131], [135], [346], [349], [351], [353], [411], [437], [441], [443], [456], [487]
his ‘Pomfret,’ i. 273, 279, 283, 291, 292
‘Christus Patiens,’ i. 171
Cimarosa, D., i. 544
Claude le Jeune, i. 543, 545
Clayton, John, i. 529
Cokers, the Misses, ii. [178], [184]
Cocks, Lady Margaret, ii. [127], [131], [242]
Colburn, Henry, i. 200
Coleridge, S. T., i. 280, 337, 366; ii. [83], [456]
Colonna, Vittoria, i. 116
Compton, Lord, ii. [28], [29]
Cook, Surtees, Captain, i. 424, 439, 516, 541; ii. [354], [355], [387], [490]
Corelli, A., i. 544
Crashaw, Richard, i. 337
Cushman, Miss, i. 154, 160, 395, 446
‘Daily News,’ i. 403, 409, 424; ii. [28], [135], [177], [299], [339]
Dante, i. 53, 55, 56, 57, 116, 309, 348, 355, 576; ii. [277]
Darwin, Erasmus, i. 383
De Lamennais, L’Abbé, ii. [108]
De Musset, Alfred, ii. [108]
Dickens, Charles, i. 69, 217, 260, 394, 444; ii. [116], [122], [135]
his ‘Cricket on the Hearth,’ i. 345, 355
his ‘Pictures from Italy,’ ii. [168], [169]
Diderot, Denis, i. 114, 118
Dilke, C. W., i. 396; ii. [135], [177]
D’Israeli, Benjamin, his ‘Sybil,’ i. 124
his ‘Vivian Grey,’ i. 52, 53ff., 56
Domett, Alfred, i. 17, 296, 531; ii. [351]
Donne, Dr. John, i. 27, 145, 196, 420, 440; ii. [116]
D’Orsay, Count, ii. [135], [138]
Dowland, John, i. 545
Doyle, John (‘H. B.,’) ii. [432]
Drayton, M., his ‘Nymphidia,’ i. 373
Dryden, John, i. 23
Dulwich Galleries, the two, i. 518, 523, 525, 528
Dumas, Alexander, ii. [103], [346]
his ‘Monte Cristo,’ ii. [215], [340]
Eagles, Mr., ii. [374], [453]
Elliotson, Dr., i. 118
Etty, William, ii. [189], [191]
Euripides, i. 21
‘Examiner,’ the, i. 288, 323, 375, 466; ii. [106], [107], [108], [412]
Ferrers case, the, i. 492
Fife, Angus, ii. [481]
Fisher, Miss Emma, i. 383
Ford, J., i. 337
Forster, John, i. 217, 245, 268, 293, 294, 295, 298, 300, 323, 375, 395, 403; ii. [67], [82], [106], [107], [108], [111], [215], [241], [305], [309], [312], [316], [365], [374]
Forsyth, Joseph, quoted, ii. [279]
Fox, Mrs., ii. [347]
Fox, W. J., i. 277, 504, 556
Fletcher, J., i. 373
Florence, ii. [196], [255]
Flush, Miss Barrett’s dog, i. 54, 150, 167, 236, 263ff., 549; ii. [321], [325], [357];
the loss of, [505-528] passim
French and English criticisms on foreign books, i. 558, 567
Fuller, Miss Margaret Sarah (afterwards Mme. Ossoli), i. 375
Fuseli, H., i. 66
Garrow, Miss, i. 157, 289
Gill, Rev. Thomas Hornblower, i. 576; ii. [3]
Godwin, William, i. 196
Goethe, J. W., i. 273; ii. [52], [313], [315], [451]
Grey, Lord, ii. [414]
Gurney, A., i. 74, 568
Hahn-Hahn, the Countess, ii. [213], [251], [252], [256], [263], [268]
Hall, Robert, i. 514
Hall, Spencer, i. 246
Handel, G. F., i. 543
Hanmer, Sir John, i. 288, 294, 398, 532
Harness, Rev. William, i. 375
Haworth, Miss, ii. [172]
Haydon, B. R., i. 86; ii. [366];
his death, ii. [264], [265ff.], [268], [271ff.], [318ff.];
bequest of his MSS. to E.B.B., ii. [304], [307], [315ff.], [322ff.], [326]
Horne’s verses on his death, ii. [299], [300], [303], [339]
Hazlitt, William, i. 337; ii. [252]
Heaton, Miss, ii. [127], [133], [155], [157], [170], [172]
Hedley, Arabella, her marriage, ii. [195], [304], [362], [393], [395], [430]
Hedley, Mrs., i. 85, 109ff., 192; ii. [332], [334], [388]
Hedley, Robert, ii. [238], [287], [321], [344]
Hemans, Charles (son of Mrs. Hemans), i. 116
Heraud, John Abraham, i. 388, 393, 573
Hood, Thomas, i. 58, 63, 459
‘Hood’s Magazine,’ i. 59, 131, 133, 134ff.
Horne, R. H., i. 7, 12, 28, 32, 61, 62, 65, 82, 95, 96, 120, 121, 266, 268, 270, 315, 364ff., 393; ii. [394], [403], [407], [412]
and Miss Mitford, i. 465ff., 468ff., 473
verses on the death of B. R. Haydon, ii. [299], [300], [303], [339]
‘Ballad Romances,’ i. 369ff., 372ff., 380ff., 386
his ‘Cosmo de Medici,’ i. 66, 373
‘Death of Marlowe,’ i. 373
‘Gregory VII.,’ i. 66
‘New Spirit of the Age,’ i. 69
‘Orion,’ i. 373
Howitt, Mary, i. 45, 56, 160; ii. [119], [124]
Howitt, Richard, i. 246
Howitt, William, ii. [118], [121], [124]
Hugo, Victor, his portrait, ii. [346], [359]
Hume, David, quoted, ii. [329]
Hunt, Leigh, i. 126, 171, 228, 337, 366, 367, 393; ii. [314]
his translation of lines on Pulci, i. 461, 466
Hunter, Mary, i. 227, 230
Hunter, Mr., ii. [498]
Jameson, Mrs., i. 116, 130, 150, 174, 312, 500, 516, 518; ii. [4], [11], [27], [69], [72], [130], [137], [144], [149], [155], [158], [161], [196], [220], [245], [250], [262], [288], [289], [290], [301], [344], [374], [457], [462], [471], [476], [480], [485], [552]
her etchings, ii. [8ff.], [56], [139]
plan for taking E.B.B. to Italy, ii. [191], [270], [287], [370], [405ff.]
Janin, Jules, i. 558; ii. [346]
Jerrold, Douglas, i. 217, 444
Jones, Commodore, ii. [143], [169], [185]
Jonson, Ben, performance of ‘Every Man in his Humour,’ i. 212, 216, 217ff.
Junius, ii. [171], [174]
Kean, Charles, i. 200
Kean, Edmund, i. 78
Keats, John, i. 14, 18, 194, 238, 245, 366, 391; ii. [151], [314]
Keats, John, his ‘Eve of St. Agnes,’ i. 194
Kelly, Mr. Fitzroy, i. 200, 211, 492
Kemble, Fanny. See [Mrs. Butler]
Kenyon, John, i. 2, 4, 6, 9, 21, 48, 134, 143, 188, 307, 361ff., 449, 484, 486, 542; ii. [62ff.], [82], [166], [212], [234], [270], [282], [309], [365], [370], [373], [380], [386], [414], [434], [452], [554], and passim
Kinglake, A. W., ii. [135]
La Cava, ii. [289], [292], [320], [322], [325]
Lamb, Charles, i. 337, 396, 452
‘Lancet,’ the, i. 246
Landelle, ii. [115]
Landor, Walter Savage, i. 20, 131, 283, 289, 295, 298, 300, 363; ii. [44], [81], [83], [85], [187], [200], [212], [241], [309], [313], [314], [372], [374], [421], [453]
his ‘Count Julian,’ i. 566, 567
his ‘Dialogue between Tasso and his Sister,’ ii. [261], [264]
his ‘Pentameron,’ i. 131
verses to Robert Browning, i. 286ff., 320, 497; ii. [244]
Lawes, Henry, i. 545
‘League,’ the, ii. [105], [111], [112]
Lee, Nathaniel, i. 518
Leech, John, i. 217
Lewis, ‘Monk,’ i. 228
Londonderry, Lady, i. 196
Longfellow, H. W., ii. [137]
Longman, Mr., ii. [366]
Lough, John Graham, ii. [194], [196], [214], [218], [220], [222], [225], [455]
Lowell, J. R.: his ‘Conversations on some of the Old Poets,’ i. 336ff., 343ff.
Lytton, Sir Edward. See [Bulwer]
Machiavelli, N., i. 302, 310; ii. [215]
Mackay, Charles, i. 388, 395, 400
Maclise, David, i. 218; ii. [307]
Malherbe, i. 258
Manners, Lord John, i. 389
Marc-Antonio’s etchings, ii. [144], [149]
Markham, Mrs., i. 344
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