English literature. Criticism,
2559-35—*R.9.721 Quayle, William Alfred, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1860- The poet’s poet and other essays. Cincinnati. Curts & Jennings. 1897. 352 pp 19cm, in 8s.
Contents. — The poet’s poet [Browning]. — King Cromwell. — William the Great, of England. — The greater English elegies. — Soliloquies of Hamlet and Macbeth. — “The ebb tide,” — The Jew in fiction. — Robert Burns, — The psychology of Nathaniel Hawthorne. — Shakespeare’s women. — “The deserted village.” — George Eliot as novelist. — “The ring and the book.” — Shylock and David as interpreters of life—Poem:
An angel came.
 
This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, September 2, 1914.
K2159 — English literature. Criticism. — T.r.