The Archive · 1922

(4) Keats's "Eve of St. Agnes."

(5) FitzGerald's "Omar."

(6) Tennyson's In Memoriam." (7) Rossetti's ''Blessed Damozel." (8) Shakespeare's "'Sonnets.""

The volume is now out of print, but the whole of the pieces are readily obtainable, and I should be prepared to take my stand on them as a groundwork for the formation of a very sound poetical taste. They may be read with advantage in the order given above. There is really no limit to the beauty in them, and when you have once laid hold of it you will be under no anxiety to run after Ella Wheeler Wilcox or "The Doughboy Kipling," or even the burning and shining tapers of the '"Jawjian School."—T. W. H. Crosland, author of "The English Sonnet," in the Sunday Chronicle." te

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