The series of papers on the Greek Christian Poets appeared in the Athenaeum for February and March 1842; they are reprinted in the Poetical Works, v. 109-200.
This scheme took shape in the series of papers on the English Poets which appeared in the Athenaeum in the course of June and August 1842 (reprinted in Poetical Works, v. 201-290).
Miss Barrett's dog, the gift of Miss Mitford. His praise is sung in her poem, 'To Flush, my Dog' (Poetical Works, iii. 19), and in many of the following letters. He accompanied his mistress to Italy, lived to a good old age, and now lies buried in the vaults of Casa Guidi.