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Indeed, Browning has the grand manner, for all it is more that of the Scandinavian Jarl than of the Italian count or Spanish grandee. And ever, below all the stress and failure, below all the triumph of his toil, is the beauty of his dream. It was "a surpassing Spirit" that went from out our midst. "One who never turned his back but marched breast forward, Never doubted clouds would break, Never dreamed, though right were worsted, wrong would triumph, Held we fall to rise, are baffled to fight better, Sleep to wake." "Speed, fight on, fare ever There as here!" are the last words of this brave soul. In truth, "the air seems bright with his past presence yet." "Sun-treader--life and light be thine for ever; Thou art gone from us--years go by--and spring Gladdens, and the young earth is beautiful, Yet thy songs come not--other bards arise, But none like thee--they stand--thy majesties, Like mighty works which tell some Spirit there Hath sat regardless of neglect and scorn, Till, its long task completed, it hath risen And left us, never to return." * * * * * INDEX. A. "Abt Vogler," 130, 172, 202 "A Face," 130 "A Forgiveness," 130 "After," 130 "Agamemnon of AEschylus," 182 "A Grammarian's Funeral," 129, 168 "A Likeness," 130 Alma ----, Letter to, 191 "Amphibian," 130 Ancona, 150 "Andrea del Sarto," 130, 168 "Andromeda," 25 "Another way of Love," 130 "Any Wife to any Husband," 129, 168 "A Pearl," 130 "Apparent Failure," 130, 172 "Appearances," 130 Appearance, Browning's personal, 74, 161 Aprile, 107, 204, 207 "Aristophanes' Apology," 182 "Ask not one least word of praise," 130 "Asolando," 22, 39, 128, 131, 182, 196, 207, 210 Asolo, 58, 192 "A Soul's Tragedy," 89, 91, 179 "Athenaeum, The," 73 "A Toccata of Galuppi's," 130, 168 "Aurora Leigh," 118, 152, 166, 169, 170 B. Bagni di Lucca, 157, 165 Bailey's "Festus," 114 "Balaustion's Adventure," 182, 190 Balzac, 36, 114, 138, 185, 203, 206 Barrett, Arabella, 54, 174 Barrett, Edward, 136 Barrett, Mr., 144, 161, 170 "Beatrice Signorini," 131 Beautiful in Verse, the, 206-7 Beethoven, 209 "Before," 130 "Bells and Pomegranates," 76, 81, 138 "Ben Karshook's Wisdom," 167 Berdoe, E., 68, 204, 207 "Bifurcations," 130 "Bishop Blougram," 93, 179 Blake, William, 94 "Blot on the 'Scutcheon, A," 7
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