More essays on books,/

"Reprinted from the Times literary supplement."

Brickbats and bouquets,/

Verse and prose.

Miscellanies,

An inquiry into the beuaties of painting; and into the merits of the most celebrated painters, ancient and modern.--Remarks on the beauties of poetry.--Observations on the correspondence between poetry and music.--Literary amusements in verse and prose.--Some reasons for thinking that the Greek language was borrowed from the Chinese: in notes on the Grammatica sinica of Mons. Fourmont.--Fingal reclaimed.

The arm chair.

In verse.

Odes from the Divan of Hafiz,

"... Made on the basis of two literal English translations ... namely (1) the prose translation by Colonel Wilberforce Clarke ... and (2) the verse translation ... by Mr. John Payne."--p. xiii.

Flosculi graeci boreales : sive, Anthologia graeca aberdonensis /

English and Greek on opposite pages.

Five hundred points of good husbandry, ...

In verse.

A wreath of songs.

Mode of access: Internet.

Choice works.

v. 1. Prose and verse.--v. 2. Whimsicalities--whims and oddities.--v. 3. Poems--Hood's own.--v. 4. Up the Rhine.

The Sewanee review.

Social sciences & humanities index

The Lyric West.

"A magazine of American verse."

Constrained attitudes,

Coram populo.--On the brink of politics.--Rusticity and contemplation.--The humdrum of revolt.--The usual thing.--Impatient "culture" and the literal mind.--Literary class distinctions.--The art of disparagement.--International impressionism.--Quotation and allusion.--Occasional verse.

Gray and his friends; letters and relics in great part hitherto unpublished.

Introductory essay.--I. Unpublished letters, chiefly of foreign travel. Gray, Walpole and Ashton.--II. Correspondence and remains of Richard West.--II. Gray to John Chute.--IV. Gray to Percy and Brockett.--V. Miss Speed to Gray.--VI. Gray's notes on travel.--VII. Thoughts and verse fragments.--VIII. Collectanea and conjectures.--IX. Latin poems.

The blessed damozel /

Turnbull & Spears, printers, Edinburgh.

A bibliography of the works of Robert Lewis Stevenson,

Titles transcribed line for line.