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I "MATTHEw ARNOLD" Engraved By o. Laconr
from Drawing by F. saDdys Frontispece'
H. pARTMOoR AND THE wALKHAM
Frederick Pollock
Ilustratons by I. r. O'Br!cn Darmcor Weather-fosi
pr,oye Dartmoor-Cottage on DartmOor-From Pu Tor
Darmoor-Merivale Bridge with Mis- Tor-Vixh lor D'IE
moor Deyonshre Lanc-Halrs Farm, Dartnoor
III THE PIANOFORTE AND ITS PRECURSORS
Al. Hipkins.
Illustrations Orphcus and Eurydce Panels forming part
OF the Decoration side o PauoOrte Designed anu
painted by Jones for the instrument IN the posSs
sion of W. Graham esqThe Green Chvichori-Elgh'eehh
Century. south Hcnsngton Museum-Kossl Spihe''
Sixteenth Century. South Kensngton Museuni-lallan
Octave Vrginal combined with Cabinet Cca a D. I'oo'
South Kensington Museum-Ange Playing on Psaitery.
From the Pictures by orcagna In the Nationa 'aery
Roman Clavicembale or HaTpsichOre a. d. l02l SOulh
Kepsng0n Museum-Spinet by Player South hehslng'on
Museum-Pano by ChristOori A. d. 1926 krans Museum
Forence-slbermann Grand Piano. A d. l746 From the
original used by j. S Bach IL the Town Palace Potsdan
Published by permission OF H. l. H. the Crown Princess oi
Gernany-Plano belonging L. Alma Tadema, esq H. A
Cover Of Planoorte Designed and painted by T. Burne
Jones for instrument In the possession of W. Graam
esq-Pianofore by Hawkins A D. 1900 In te possession
Of Messrs BroadwOOd-southwelrs Piano \ D. l'SS. In
the possession of A. Simpson, esq.-Cerberus one OF
series OF Panels illustrating story Opheus and Fury
dice painted by the Piano belonging to
Graham esq
". THE HAREs AND THE FROGS. THE FABLE
APPLICATION.
Illustrations by Randolph CllGecott
THE EMPEROR AND HIS MARSHAL
Arch Forbes
Illustrated by viners-In the Bow Window Of ST. Cloud
- saw the first man fall that his death in the Franco
German They drank brewery dry and kissed all the
girls IN the Rhensche Hof"Awskened by shell at Tongue
Vile Follow me- Father"-The Empcrors Fee Day-'What
happened the following morning was told me IN Zuuahu
By the poor Prince Imperial"
VI MATTHEW ARNOLD.........-......... Henry James
VII RIVERS AND RIvER-GORGEs OF THE OLD
WORLD AND THE NEW. .........A Archibald Geihie
Illustrations View OF the Gorge of the Rhine from Bach
arachVie Gorge Of the Rhine at Boppard-View OF
the Grand Canon Of the Colorado
VIII THE ARMOURER's PRENTICEs. Chapters VIII,
TX Y. Cro be contnued) .-... Charlotte NJ Nonge
ORNAMENTS, INITIAL LETTERS, &C.
THE WRITINGS OF MATTHEW ARNOLD.
PROSE WORKS.
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CONTENTS OF THE VOLUMES
Vol l. Essays IN Criticism.
Vol 2 On tue study Of Celtic Lieraure-On TTanslating
Homer.
Vol g. Culture and Anarcly.-Friendsdps Garland.
Vol 4 Mixed Essays.-lr,sh Essays.
Vol B. Literature and Dogma
Vol g. God and the Bible
Vol T. ST. Paul and Essays Church
and Religion.
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"There Eugishman who las conceived more exalted
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or charming url anty."-l New.YOrk Tribune.
They ug TO nave the largest and most intelligent
sttuercy Of readers the country."IChristan Union.
"Te fact undoubtedly s that though there greater
living poets MI Arnold and though there even be
here and there prose equal merit there most
tsny Ike mark in either OF these departments
Of letters bear comparison with him In the other
and when who Is the foremost poets Of his
Rod quite its greatest literary critic has also won gen
era recognition observer Of e acute analyst Of
social tendencies and the founder Of school Of religious
thought may be adputabe but 1t Is asuTedy not al ex
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POEMS
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nets Vol @ Lyme Dramatic and Eleglac Poems. The Po
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"Itis to him and Cough that the Of the future viii
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ntnent ana OF the cultivated and thoughtful
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over these enough has been sad TO indicate the poetic
power Arnold the characteristics Of his conception Of e
and his wortbiness to be read. The Nation.
"Yet know numbers Of young men-and some alas : no
longer yOung-wbo have found IL Matthew ATu0ids poetry
more exact answer to their intellectual aud emotional
than in any poetry of Tennysons Of Emersons -"
lHenry 4 Beers, in The Century Magazine.
Contains the ard most meodiJus verse that
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SELECTED POEMS.
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