etry and Philosophy of George Meredith_.
Beach's _The Comic Spirit in George Meredith_.
Lionel Johnson's _The Art of Thomas Hardy_.
Macdonell's _Thomas Hardy_.
Abercrombie's _Thomas Hardy: A Critical Study_.
Saxelby's _Thomas Hardy Dictionary_.
Phelps's _Essays on Modern Novelists_ (Hardy, Kipling, Stevenson).
Benson's _Walter Pater_. (E.M.L.)
Paul's _Matthew Arnold_. (E.M.L.)
Saintsbury's _Matthew Arnold_.
_Letters of Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Barrett_.
Griffin and Minchin's _The Life of Robert Browning_.
Chesterton's _Robert Browning_. (E.M.L.)
Sharp's _Life of Browning_. (G.W.)
Symons's _An Introduction to the Study of Browning_.
Foster's _The Message of Robert Browning_.
Orr's _A Handbook to the works of Robert Browning_.
_Alfred, Lord Tennyson, A Memoir_, by his son.
Benson's _Alfred Tennyson_ (the best brief work).
Lyall's _Tennyson_. (E.M.L.)
Brooke's _Tennyson: His Art and Relation to Modern Life_.
Van Dyke's _The Poetry of Tennyson_.
Gordon's _The Social Ideals of Alfred Tennyson_.
Lackyer's _Tennyson as a Student and Poet of Nature_.
Luce's _Handbook to the Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson_.
Woodberry's _Swinburne_.
Thomas's _Algernon Charles Swinburne: A Critical Study_.
Knowles's _Kipling Primer_.
Le Galliene's _Rudyard Kipling, A Criticism_.
Clemens's _A Ken of Kipling_.
Young's _Dictionary of the Characters and Scenes in the Stories and
Poems of Rudyard Kipling_.
Canby's _The Short Story in English_ (Kipling).
Cooper's _Some English Story Tellers_ (Kipling).
Leeb-Lundberg's _Word Formation in Kipling_ (excellent).
SUGGESTED READINGS WITH QUESTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
The Pre-Raphaelites.--Read Rossetti's _The Blessed Damozel_, _Sister
Helen_, _The King's Tragedy_, _Love's Nocturne_, and _Mary's
Girlhood_. All of these are given in Page's _British Poets of the
Nineteenth Century_. Selections may be found in Bronson,[19] IV.,
_Century_, _Oxford Book of Victorian verse_, and Manly, I. Selections
from Christina Rossetti's Pre-Raphaelite verse are given in all except
Page.
From William Morris, read _Two Red Roses Across the Moon_, _The_
_Defence of Guenevere_ (Page's _British Poets_), and the selections
from _The Earthly Paradise_ in either Page, _Century_, Bronson, IV.,
or Manly, I.
What part did Ruskin play in this new movement? Point out the
simplest, the most affecting, and the most pleasing stanza in _The
Blessed Da
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