Zanoni.
1s. 6d. (1855). Large edition, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d.
“Zanoni” is perhaps less liked by the many than the generality of its companions, but it has especial admirers, who rank it above them all. Independently of the depth and richness of its less visible poetry and wisdom, it contains passages of tenderness and power, of wild fancy and sombre grandeur, that irresistibly chain the more imaginative class of readers.
Leila; or, the Siege of Granada.
Calderon; or, the Courtier.
1s. (1855). Large edition, cloth gilt, 2s.
Both these must be regarded as bold and rapid sketches, by a master-hand, rather than elaborate and finished performances of careful art.