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Croisic', and Selections from his Works [13] Browning, Robert: 1878-81--he revisits Italy; Spluegen; Asolo; Venice; favourite Alpine retreats; friendly relations with Mrs. Arthur Bronson; life in Venice; a tragedy at Saint-Pierre; the first series of 'Dramatic Idyls'; the second series, 'Jocoseria', and 'Ferishtah's Fancies' [10] Browning, Robert: 1881-87--the Browning Society; Browning's attitude in regard to it; similar societies in England and America; wide diffusion of Browning's works in America; lines for the gravestone of Mr. Levi Thaxter; President of the New Shakspere Society, and member of the Wordsworth Society; Honorary President of the Associated Societies of Edinburgh; appreciation of his works in Italy; sonnet to Goldoni; attempt to purchase the Palazzo Manzoni, Venice; Saint-Moritz; Mrs. Bloomfield Moore; at Llangollen; loss of old friends; Foreign Correspondent to the Royal Academy; publication of 'Parleyings' [15] Browning, Robert: his character--constancy in friendship; optimism and belief in a direct Providence; political principles; character of his friendships; attitude towards his reviewers and his readers; attitude towards his works; his method of work; study of Spanish, Hebrew, and German; conversational powers and the stores of his memory; nervous peculiarities; his innate kindliness; attitude towards women; final views on the Women's Suffrage question [13] Browning, Robert: his last years--marriage of his son; his change of abode; symptoms of declining strength; new poems, and revision of the old; journey to Italy: Primiero and Venice; last winter in England: visit to Balliol College; last visit to Italy: Asolo once more; proposed purchase of land there; the 'Lines to Edward Fitzgerald'; with his son at Palazzo Rezzonico; last illness; death; funeral honours in Italy; 'Asolando' published on the day of his death; his burial in Westminster Abbey; the purport and tendency of his work [16] Browning, Robert: letters to--Bainton, Mr. George (Coventry) [1] Blagden, Miss Isa [12] Fitz-Gerald, Mrs. [8] Flower, Miss [2] Fox, Mr. [4] Haworth, Miss E. F. [3] Hickey, Miss E. H. [1] Hill
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