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longer poems and plays, and provide plot-summaries to introduce
extracts from plays; but variants by Browning.] 1863. [1]
Dramatic lyrics: Cavalier tunes; My last duchess; Incident of the
French camp; Soliloquy of the Spanish cloister; The pied piper of
Hamelin; How they brought the good news from Ghent to Aix;
The Italian in England; The lost leader; The bishop orders his
tomb at St Praxed’s church; Garden-fancies; The laboratory; The
confessional; The flight of the duchess; Earth’s immortalities;
The boy and the angel; Meeting at night; Parting at morning; The
glove. [2] Paracelsus: Paracelsus aspires and is warned [I 306–483];
Paracelsus parts from his friends [I 700–832]; At Basil, after fourteen
years [III 1–131]; The second parting [III 981–1057]; The
friends meet again [IV 604–93]; In the hospital of Salzburg [V
338–449]; Lesson of the life of Paracelsus [V 806–907]. [3]
Sordello: Childhood of Sordello [I 373–663]. [4] Dramas:
Strafford: The popular party expect the arrival in England of
Wentworth [I 1–266]; Pippa passes pt I (Morning); King Victor
and King Charles [I 145–409]; The return of the Druses [V 1–372];
A blot in the ’scutcheon [I iii 1–241]; Colombe’s birthday [I 1–131,
IV 94–397]; Luria [I 132–61, 290–331, III 159–229, IV 165–327];
Christmas-eve and Easter-day [Christmas-eve 1–186, 781–895,
524–95]; [5] Men and women: Love among the ruins, Evelyn
Hope, Up at a villa – down in the city, A toccata of Galuppi’s, An
epistle of Karshish, Instans tyrannus, How it strikes a contemporary,
The statue and the bust, Bishop Blougram’s apology, In a
year, Andrea del Sarto, Saul, In a balcony, De gustibus –, Protus,
Two in the Campagna, Holy-cross day, The guardian-angel,
Cleon.
Sordello, Strafford, Christmas-eve and Easter-day. Boston 1864,
1880, 1883–4.
A selection from the works of Browning. 1865 (Moxon’s Miniature
Poets). Includes brief preface and contains some variant readings.
My star; A face; The lost mistress; Song from Pippa passes [‘You’ll
love me yet’]; Youth and art; Love in a life; Life in a love; Dîs aliter
visum; Cristina; Song from Pippa passes [‘Give her but a least
excuse to love me!’]; Song from A blot in the ’scutcheon [‘There’s a
woman like a dew-drop’]; Song [‘Nay, but you who do not love
her’]; By the fire-side; Song from James Lee [‘Ah, Love, but a day’];
Misconceptions; From James Lee [‘Is all our fire of shipwreck
wood’]; From the same [‘The swallow has set her six young on the
rail’]; From the same [‘I leaned on the turf’]; A lovers’ quarrel; A
woman’s last word; From James Lee [‘Oh, good gigantic smile’];
Any wife to any husband; The worst of it; A pretty woman; A light
woman; A serenade at the villa; The last ride together; Claret;
Tokay; Song [One way of love]; Rudel to the lady of Tripoli;
Time’s revenges; Waring; The Englishman in Italy; In a gondola;
Home-thoughts, from abroad; Home-thoughts, from the sea;
Romance from Paracelsus [IV 450–552]; Song from the same [V
417–45]; Romance from Pippa passes [‘A King lived long ago’];
Song from the same [‘The year’s at the spring’]; Memorabilia;
Popularity; Pictor ignotus; The patriot; Master Hugues of Saxe-
Gotha; A grammarian’s funeral; Abt Vogler; Artemis prologuizes;
Porphyria’s lover; Childe Roland to the dark tower came; Caliban
upon Setebos; Rabbi ben Ezra; Epitaph in the catacombs [Easterday
275–88]; May and death; The common lot [Christmas-eve
1211–27]; Apparent failure; Euridice to Orpheus; Prospice;
Michelagnolo [Easter-day 796–807]; Adapted from One word
more [3–201].
Lyrics of life, with illustrations by S. Eytinge. Boston 1866, 1869,
1871. Important Amer selection: many reprints.
Lyrics of life, bound with Longfellow, Household poems, and
Tennyson, Song for all seasons, with collective title Companion
poets. Boston 1867, 1869, 1871.
Poetical works of Browning. Pbd in 19 monthly numbers as suppl to
timetable in the Official guide of the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
1872. Unfinished; projected as complete edn but finishing with
Two in the Campagna from Dramatic lyrics (as reclassified in
1863).
Selections from the poetical works of Browning. 1872. Includes dedication
to Tennyson and preface. After pbd as Second ser 1880,
rptd 1884 as First ser with some variants. Amer edn New York
1884. My star; A face; My last duchess; Song from Pippa passes
[‘Give her but a least excuse to love me’]; Cristina; Count
Gismond; Song [‘Nay, but you who do not love her’]; A serenade at
the villa; Youth and art; The flight of the duchess; Song from
Pippa passes [‘The year’s at the spring’]; ‘How they brought the
good news from Ghent to Aix’; Song from Paracelsus [IV
190–205]; Through the Metidja to Abd-el-Kadr; Incident of the
French camp; The lost leader; In a gondola; A lovers’ quarrel;
Earth’s immortalities; The last ride together; Mesmerism; By the
fire-side; Any wife to any husband; In a year; Song from James Lee
[‘Oh good gigantic smile o’ the old brown earth’]; A woman’s last
word; Meeting at night; Parting at morning; Women and roses;
Misconceptions; A pretty woman; A light woman; Love in a life;
Life in a love; The laboratory; Gold hair; The statue and the bust;
Love among the ruins; Time’s revenges; Waring; Homethoughts,
from abroad; The Italian in England; The Englishman
in Italy; Up at a villa – down in the city; Pictor ignotus; Fra Lippo
Lippi; Andrea del Sarto; The bishop orders his tomb at St Praxed’s
church; A toccata of Galuppi’s; How it strikes a contemporary;
Protus; Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha; Abt Vogler; Two in the
Campagna; De gustibus–; The guardian-angel; Evelyn Hope;
Memorabilia; Apparent failure; Prospice; Childe Roland to the
dark tower came; A grammarian’s funeral; Cleon; Instans tyrannus;
An epistle of Karshish; Caliban upon Setebos; Saul; Rabbi
ben Ezra; Epilogue [to Dramatis personae].
Favorite poems by Browning, Boston 1877. Many reprints.
Selections from the poetical works of Browning. Second series.
1880. Rptd 1884 with some variants. Amer edn New York 1884. A
wall; Apparitions; Natural magic; Magical nature; Gardenfancies
I–II; In three days; The lost mistress; One way of love;
Rudel to the lady of Tripoli; Numpholeptos; Appearances; The
worst of it; Too late; Bifurcation; A likeness; May and death; A
forgiveness; Cenciaja; Porphyria’s lover; Filippo Baldinucci on
the privilege of burial; Soliloquy of the Spanish cloister; The
heretic’s tragedy; Holy-cross day; Amphibian; St Martin’s
summer; James Lee’s wife; Respectability; Dîs aliter visum;
Confessions; The householder; Tray; Cavalier-tunes I–III; Before;
After; Hervé Riel; In a balcony; Old pictures in Florence; Bishop
Blougram’s apology; Mr Sludge ‘the medium’; The boy and the
angel; A death in the desert; Fears and scruples; Artemis prologuizes;
Pheidippides; The patriot; Popularity; Pisgah-sights 1–3; At
the Mermaid; House; Shop; A tale [The two poets of Croisic
1293–1400].
A selection for the use of schools. Ed F. Ahn, Berlin 1882; Lyrical and
dramatic poems, ed E. T. Mason, New York 1883; Selections, ed R.
G. White, New York 1883; A Browning calendar, Chicago 1886
(first of many edns); Bits from Browning, ed Mrs N. V. Walker,
Boston 1886.
Men and women and Sordello. Boston 1883, 1885, 1886.
Christmas-eve and Easter-day, and other poems, with an introductory
essay on Browning’s theory concerning personal immortality.
Ed H. E. Hersey and W. J. Rolfe 1887.
Lyrics, idyls and romances from the poetic and dramatic works of
Robert Browning. Boston 1887, 1888, 1890.
Bits of burnished gold from Browning. Ed R. Porter, New York 1888;
Good and true thoughts from Browning, ed A. Cross, New York
1888; The Browning reciter, ed A. H. Miles 1889 (‘tenth thousand’);
Shorter poems, ed N. Bögholm, New York 1890; Browning
year book, ed C. M. Tyths, New York 1892; Fifine at the fair, and
other poems, ed J. Morrison, Edinburgh 1892; The Browning
primer, ed F. J. Furnivall, New York 1893; A blot, and other