Browning's England A Study in English Influences in Browning
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Browning's England
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
CHAPTER I
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POPULARITY
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THE LOST LEADER
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"Why I am a Liberal."
HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM THE SEA
WARING
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MAY AND DEATH
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HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD
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"DE GUSTIBUS——"
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DEAF AND DUMB
EURYDICE TO ORPHEUS
DEVELOPMENT
TRAY
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"TO THE READER
AT THE "MERMAID"
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HOUSE
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THE NAMES
CHAPTER III
STRAFFORD ACT I
Scene I.—A House near Whitehall.
Scene II.—Whitehall.
Scene II.—Whitehall.
Scene III.—The Antechamber of the House of Lords.
Scene III.—Whitehall.
Scene II.—The Tower.
Scene I.—A House near Whitehall.
Scene II.—Whitehall.
Scene II.—Whitehall.
Scene III.—The Antechamber of the House of Lords.
Scene III.—Whitehall.
Scene II.—The Tower.
I. MARCHING ALONG
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II. GIVE A ROUSE
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III. BOOT AND SADDLE
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MARTIN RELPH
CLIVE
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A PRETTY WOMAN
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THE LAST RIDE TOGETHER
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AMONG THE ROCKS
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ACT I
Scene I.—The interior of a lodge in Lord Tresham's park. Many Retainers crowded at the window, supposed to command a view of the entrance to his mansion.
Scene II.—A Saloon in the Mansion.
Scene I.—The interior of a lodge in Lord Tresham's park. Many Retainers crowded at the window, supposed to command a view of the entrance to his mansion.
Scene II.—A Saloon in the Mansion.
ACT III
Scene I.—The end of the Yew-tree Avenue under Mildred's window. A light seen through a central red pane.
Scene II.—Mildred's chamber.
Scene I.—The end of the Yew-tree Avenue under Mildred's window. A light seen through a central red pane.
Scene II.—Mildred's chamber.
NED BRATTS
HALBERT AND HOB
THE INN ALBUM
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CHAPTER V
BISHOP BLOUGRAM'S APOLOGY
CHRISTMAS-EVE
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BERNARD DE MANDEVILLE
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CHAPTER VI
CHARLES AVISON
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THE FOUNDER OF THE FEAST
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