uglas," by Home

Dowden, Mrs. _See_ Mrs. John Lamb.

_Dramatic Specimens_

Drink, Lamb on

Druitt, Mary

Duddon Sonnets

Duncan, Miss

Dupuy, P.S., his translation

Dyer, George. _See_ Letters
and Horne Tooke
his poetry
his twin volumes
his many "veins"
his critical preface
and the epic
on Shakespeare
his phrenesis
his fallacy
his _Poems_
and Burnett
his hunger-madness
as the hero of a novel
and the Earl of Buchan
his autobiography
his annuity
his disappearance
and Earl Stanhope
and Lord Stanhope
on other people's poetry
his "Poetic Sympathies"
his immersion
his novel way with dead books
his marriage
and Novello
and Emma Isola's album
and Rogers
his Unitarian tract
his blindness

Mrs. George. _See_ Letters

"Dying Lover, The"

E

_Earl of Abergavenny_

East India House

_Edinburgh Review_ and Wordsworth

Edmonton, the Lambs' home there

_Edmund Oliver_

"Edward, Edward"

Elia, F. Augustus
death of the original

"Elia, Sonnet to"

_Elia_, dedication of
the American second series
_Last Essays of_

Elton, Sir C.A.

Enfield, Lamb at
Lamb settles there
Lamb's house there
and neighbourhood

_English Bards and Scotch Reviewers_

_English Songs_, by Procter

_Englishman's Magazine_

"Enviable," Lamb on

Epic poetry and George Dyer

"Epitaph on Ensign Peacock"

"--on Mary Druitt"

"--on the Rigg Children"

Epitaphs, Lamb on
Wordsworth on

Evans, William

Examiner, The, references to Miss Kelly
and Lamb's _Album Verses_

_Excursion_, the

Exeter Change

F

Fairfax's _Tasso_

_Falstaffs Letters_

"Fancy in Nubibus"

"Farewell to Tobacco"

Farmer, Priscilla, Lloyd's grandmother

"Faulkener," Godwin's play

Fauntleroy, the forger

"Faust," by Goethe

Fawcetts, the two

Fell, Lamb's friend

Fenelon

Fenwick, John

Field, Barron. _See_ Letters.