s Progress_:
World's Classics. 0 1 0

Sir William Temple, _Essay on Gardens
of Epicurus_: King's Classics. 0 1 6

John Evelyn, _Diary_: Everyman's
Library (2 vols.) 0 2 0

Samuel Pepys, _Diary_: Everyman's
Library (2 vols.) 0 2 0
_________
L2 1 6

The principal omission from the above list is _The Paston Letters_,
which I should probably have included had the enterprise of publishers
been sufficient to put an edition on the market at a cheap price.
Other omissions include the works of Caxton and Wyclif, and such
books as Camden's _Britannia_, Ascham's _Schoolmaster_, and Fuller's
_Worthies_, whose lack of first-rate value as literature is not
adequately compensated by their historical interest. As to the Bible,
in the first place it is a translation, and in the second I assume
that you already possess a copy.

POETS L s. d.

_Beowulf_, Routledge's London Library 0 2 6

GEOFFREY CHAUCER, _Works_: Globe
Edition 0 3 6

Nicolas Udall, _Ralph Roister-Doister_:
Temple Dramatists 0 1 0

EDMUND SPENSER, _Works_: Globe Edition 0 3 6

Thomas Lodge, _Rosalynde_: Caxton Series 0 1 0

Robert Greene, _Tragical Reign of Selimus_:
Temple Dramatists 0 1 0

Michael Drayton, _Poems_: Newnes's Pocket
Classics 0 8 6

CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE, _Works_: New Universal
Library 0 1 0

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, _Works_: Globe
Edition 0 3 6

Thomas Campion, _Poems_: Muses' Library 0 1 0

Ben Jonson, _Plays_: Canterbury Poets 0 1 0

John Donne, _Poems_: Muses' Library
(2 vols.) 0 2 0

John Webster, Cyril Tourneur, _Plays_:
Mermaid Series 0 2 6

Philip Massinger, _Plays_: Cunningham
Edition 0 3 6

Beaumont and Fletcher, _Plays_: a Selection
Canterbury Poets