Eight Harvard poets,

Mode of access: Internet.

Questions at issue.

An election at the English Academy. Has America produced a poet? The influence of democracy on literature. Is verse in danger? The limits of realism in fiction. Making a name in literature. Shelley in 1892. Symbolism and M. Stéphane Mallarmé. Tennyson-and after. Two pastels: 1. Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson as a poet. 2. Mr. Rudyard Kipling's short stories. The tyranny of the novel. What is a great poet?

Jubilee greeting at Spithead to the men of Greater Britain.

In verse; four sonnets included.

Sakya Buddha : a versified, annotated narrative of his life and teachings; with an excursus, containing citations from the Dhammapada, or Buddhist canon./

"Errata" slip iserted before p. [1]

Stevenson at Manasquan,

"Three hundred copies of this book ... have been printed. Mrs. Eaton's memoir is an elaboration of one previously published ... under the title 'A last memory of Robert Louis Stevenson'; Mr. Dickie's notes have appeared in the New York world, and Mr. Seymour's 'Portraits' have appeared in 'Contemporary verse' and 'The Star' of San Francisco."

Forgotten shrines /

Six of the poems in pt. 1 (Portraits) received the eighteenth award of the prize offered by Professor Albert Stanburrough Cook to Yale university for the best unpublished verse.

The vision splendid,

Half-title: The vision splendid, verse for the times and the times to come.

The singing caravan : a Sufi tale /

In verse.

The virtuous Octavia, 1598.

Prepared by Ronald B. McKerrow and ... the general editor W. W. Greg."

"Wheels", 1921. (Sixth cycle.)

The first cycle was published under title: "Wheels: an anthology of verse ... 1916."

Musai Seatonianae: a complete collection of the Cambridge prize poems, from the first institution of that premium by the Reverend Thomas Seaton, in 1750, to the year 1806.

Perhaps edited by Isaac Reed, who collected the edition of 1773.

Selections from the Harvard Advocate, 1906-1916 /

"The fifty year book."

The complete works /

v. 1. Prefatory note. Note as to the text. Introduction. Love in a wood. The gentleman dancing-master.--v. 2. The country wife. The plain dealer. Letters. Epistles in verse.--v. 3. Miscellany poems.--v. 4. Miscellany poems concluded. Miscellaneous poems published from more correct copies. Hero and Leander in burlesque. The posthumous works.

Leaves from the backwoods /

In verse.

The eccentric.

Mostly verse.