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Paget, Stephen. 824 Pi46a
Another device [essays. 1912]. Hodder.
Contents: The man in the street.—The influence of Berkeley.—Hora mortis nostrae.
—The "Revival of phrenology."—The genius of Pasteur.—Hospital life.—The doctor's
opponents.—Heredity and life.—The fifth commandment club.—Latin for girls.—The
right sort of girl.—Rewards and punishments.—Holidays.—The Vale of the White
Horse.—The first sight of Rome.
Swinnerton, Frank. 823 G45ZS
George Gissing; a critical study. 1912. Seeker.
"Bibliography," p.197-198.
Critical examination of Gissing's works, preceded by a short biographical chapter.
Yeats, William Butler. 824 Y22C
The cutting of an agate [essays]. 1912. Macmillan.
Contents: Thoughts on Lady Gregory's translations.—Preface to the first edition
of "The well of the saints."—Discoveries.—Poetry and tradition.—Preface to the first
edition of J. M. Synge's poems and translations.—J. M. Synge and the Ireland of his
time.—The tragic theatre.—John Shawe-Taylor.—Edmund Spenser.
"Collection of essays all of which with the exception of the one on Spenser are more
or less closely related to the dramatic movement in Ireland." A. L. A. booklist, 1913.
Poetry
Bregy, Katherine Marie Cornelia. 821.09 B72
The poets' chantry. [1912.] Herbert.
Contents: Robert Southwell.—William Habington.—Richard Crashaw.—Aubrey de
Vere.—Gerard Hopkins.—Coventry Patmore.—Lionel Johnson.—Francis Thompson.—
Alice Meynell.
"Bibliography," p. 173-176.
Appeared in the "Catholic world," v.79-92, Sept. 1904—Jan. 1911.
Catullus. 874 C28ca
Catullus [poems; tr. by F.W.Cornish]. 1912. Heinemann. (Loeb
classical library.)
Latin and English text.
Bibliography, p.n.
With this are bound "Tibullus" and Pervigilium Veneris."
Earle, Ferdinand, ed. 811.08 E17
The lyric year; 100 poems. 1912. Kennerley.
"Lyric year contributors," p.299-316.
From this collection of one year's American verse a committee chose three poems
for which prizes were awarded.
Lucretius. 871 L97S
The scheme of Epicurus; a rendering into English verse of the unfinished
poem of Lucretius entitled "De rerum natura" ("The nature
of things"), by T. C. Baring. 1884. Paul.
McKenzie, Kenneth, comp. r 851 P46zm
Concordanza delle rime di Francesco Petrarca. 1912. Stamperia
dell' Universita Oxford,
Meredith, George. 821 M635PO
Poetical works, with some notes by G. M. Trevelyan. 1912. Scribner.
Complete edition, with explanatory notes.