Le Gallienne, Richard. 4557-168—*A.5135.13 Sleeping beauty and other prose fancies. London. Lane. 1900. viii, 211 pp. 19% cm., in 8s. Contents. — Sleeping beauty. — A literary omnibus. — The silver girl. — Words written to music. — At Elim are twelve wells. — The blue jar. — A Danish bathing place. — An affectionate letter from Tabby. — Desi- derium. — The second coming of the ideal. — A desultory note on values.
— So this is America! — Poetry and the jubilee. — The lesson of Romeike. — Concerning a definition of poetry. — The dethroning of Stevenson. — A new woman poet. — Mr. Stephen Phillips’ poetry. — Tragedy and Mr. William Watson, — A propos the Browning love-letters. — Hubert Crackanthorpe.
A portrait of the author is inserted in the copy on shelf-number *Artz 5135.13.
   
This card was printcd at the Boste Pubnie Library, January 4, 1922.
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