8. BELLS AND POMEGRANATES: No. III.--DRAMATIC LYRICS. By Robert Browning, Author of "Paracelsus." London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street.
MDCCCXLII., pp. 16, (Price 1_s_., sewed.)
Contents:--1. Cavalier Tunes: I. Marching Along; II. Give a Rouse; III. My Wife Gertrude [Boot and Saddle, 1863]. 2.
Italy and France: I. Italy [My Last d.u.c.h.ess.--Ferrara, 1863]; II. France [Count Gismond.--Aix in Provence, 1863]. 3. Camp and Cloister: I. Camp (French) [Incident of the French Camp, 1863]; II. Cloister (Spanish) [Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister, 1863]. 4. In a Gondola. 5. Artemis Prologuizes. 6.
Waring. 7. Queen Worship: I. Rudel to the Lady of Tripoli; II. Cristina. 8. Madhouse Cells: I. [Johannes Agricola, 1863]; II. [Porphyria"s Lover, 1863]. 9. Through the Metidja to Abd-el-Kadr. 10. The Pied Piper of Hamelin.
9. BELLS AND POMEGRANATES: No. IV--THE RETURN OF THE DRUSES. A Tragedy in Five Acts. By Robert Browning, Author of "Paracelsus." London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street. MDCCCXLIII., pp. 19. (Price 1_s_., sewed.)
10. BELLS AND POMEGRANATES: No. V.--A BLOT IN THE "SCUTCHEON. A Tragedy in Three Acts. By Robert Browning, Author of "Paracelsus." London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street. MDCCCXLIII., pp. 16. (Price 1_s_., sewed.)
11. BELLS AND POMEGRANATES: No. VI.--COLOMBE"S BIRTHDAY. A Play in Five Acts. By Robert Browning, Author of "Paracelsus." London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street. MDCCCXLIV., pp. 20. (Price 1_s_., sewed.)
12. Eight Poems contributed to _Hood"s Magazine_, June 1844 to April 1845:--I. The Laboratory (Ancien Regime). (June 1844, Vol. I., No. vi., pp. 513-14). Reprinted in _Dramatic Romances and Lyrics_ (1845), as the first of two poems called "France and Spain."--II., III. Claret and Tokay (_id._ p. 525). Reprinted in _Dramatic Romances and Lyrics_ (1845).--IV., V. Garden Fancies: 1. The Flower"s Name; 2. Sibrandus Schafnaburgensis. (July 1844, Vol. II., No. vii., pp. 45-48.) Reprinted in _Dramatic Romances and Lyrics_ (1845).--VI. The Boy and the Angel.
(August 1844, Vol. II., No. viii., pp. 140-2.) Reprinted, revised, and with five fresh couplets, in _Dramatic Romances and Lyrics_ (1845).--VII. The Tomb at St. Praxed"s (Rome, 15--) (March 1845, Vol.
III., No. iii., pp. 237-39). Reprinted in _Dramatic Romances and Lyrics_ (1845)--VIII. The Flight of the d.u.c.h.ess. (April 1845, Vol. III., No.
iv., pp. 313-18.) Part first only, -- 1-9; reprinted, with the remainder added, in _Dramatic Romances and Lyrics_ (1845).
13. BELLS AND POMEGRANATES: No. VII.--DRAMATIC ROMANCES AND LYRICS. By Robert Browning, Author of "Paracelsus." London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street. MDCCCXLV., pp. 24. (Price 2_s_., sewed.)
Contents:--1. How they brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix. 2. Pictor Ignotus [Florence, 15--]. 3. Italy in England [The Italian in England, 1849]. 4. England in Italy, _Piano di Sorrento_ [The Englishman in Italy, 1849]. 5. The Lost Leader. 6. The Lost Mistress. 7. Home Thoughts from Abroad.
8. The Tomb at St. Praxed"s [The Bishop orders his Tomb in St. Praxed"s Church, 1863]. 9. Garden Fancies: I. The Flower"s Name; II Sibrandus Schafnaburgensis. 10. France and Spain: I. The Laboratory (_Ancien Regime_); II. The Confessional, 11. The Flight of the d.u.c.h.ess. 12. Earth"s Immortalities. 13. Song. 14. The Boy and the Angel. 15. Night and Morning: I. Night [Meeting at Night, 1863], II. Morning [Parting at Morning, 1863], 16. Claret and Tokay [Nationality in Drinks, 1863]. 17. Saul. 18. Time"s Revenges. 19. The Glove (Peter Ronsard _loquitur_).
14. BELLS AND POMEGRANATES: No. VIII. and last.--LURIA; and A SOUL"S TRAGEDY. By Robert Browning, Author of "Paracelsus." London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street. MDCCCXLVI., pp. 32. (Price 2_s_. 6_d_., sewed.)
15. POEMS. By Robert Browning. In two volumes. A new edition. London: Chapman and Hall, 186 Strand. 1849, pp. vii., 386; viii., 416. These two volumes contain _Paracelsus_ and _Bells and Pomegranates_.
16. CHRISTMAS-EVE AND EASTER-DAY. A Poem. By Robert Browning. London: Chapman and Hall, 186 Strand. 1850, pp. iv., 142.
17. Letters of Percy Bysshe Sh.e.l.ley. With an INTRODUCTORY ESSAY, by Robert Browning. London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street, 1852, pp. vi., 165.
(Introductory Essay, pp., 1-44.)
These so-called Letters of Sh.e.l.ley proved to be forgeries, and the volume was suppressed. Browning"s essay has been reprinted by the Browning Society, and, later, by the Sh.e.l.ley Society. See No. 58 below.
Its value to students of Sh.e.l.ley is in no way impaired by its chance connection with the forged letters, to which it barely alludes.
18. TWO POEMS. By Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning. London: Chapman and Hall. 1854, pp. 16.
This pamphlet contains "A Plea for the Ragged Schools of London," by E. B. B., and "The Twins," by R. B. The two poems were printed by Miss Arabella Barrett, Mrs. Browning"s sister, for a bazaar in aid of a "Refuge for Young Dest.i.tute Girls," one of the earliest of its kind, founded by her in 1854.
19. CLEON. By Robert Browning. London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street.
1855, pp. 23.
20. THE STATUE AND THE BUST. By Robert Browning. London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street. 1855, pp. 22.
21. MEN AND WOMEN. By Robert Browning. In two volumes. London: Chapman and Hall, 193 Piccadilly. 1855. Vol. I., pp. iv., 260; Vol. II., pp.
iv., 241.
Vol. I. Contents:--1. Love among the Ruins. 2. A Lovers"
Quarrel. 3. Evelyn Hope. 4. Up at a Villa--Down in the City (as distinguished by an Italian person of Quality). 5. A Woman"s Last Word. 6. Fra Lippo Lippi. 7. A Toccata of Galuppi"s. 8. By the Fire-side. 9. Any Wife to Any Husband.
10. An Epistle containing the Strange Medical Experience of Karshish, the Arab Physician. 11. Mesmerism. 12. A Serenade at the Villa. 13. My Star. 14. Instans Tyrannus. 15. A Pretty Woman. 16. "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came." 17.
Respectability. 18. A Light Woman. 19. The Statue and the Bust. 20. Love in a Life. 21. Life in a Love. 22. How it Strikes a Contemporary. 23. The Last Ride Together. 24. The Patriot--_An Old Story_. 25. Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha. 26.
Bishop Blougram"s Apology. 27. Memorabilia.
Vol. II. Contents:--1. Andrea del Sarto (Called the Faultless Painter). 2. Before. 3. After. 4. In Three Days. 5. In a Year.
6. Old Pictures in Florence. 7. In a Balcony. 8. Saul. 9. "De Gustibus." 10. Women and Roses. 11. Protus. 12. Holy-Cross Day. 13. The Guardian Angel: a Picture at Fano. 14. Cleon. 15.
The Twins. 16. Popularity. 17. The Heretic"s Tragedy: A Middle Age Interlude. 18. Two in the Campagna. 19. A Grammarian"s Funeral. 20. One Way of Love. 21. Another Way of Love. 22.
"Transcendentalism": a Poem in Twelve Books. 23.
Misconceptions. 24. One Word More: To E. B. B.
22. Ben Karshook"s Wisdom. (Five stanzas of four lines each, signed "Robert Browning," and dated "Rome, April 27, 1854")--_The Keepsake_.
1856. (Edited by Miss Power, and published by David Bogue, London.) P.
16.
This poem has never been reprinted by the author in any of his collected volumes, but is to be found in Furnivall"s _Browning Bibliography_.
23. May and Death.--_The Keepsake_, 1857, p. 164. Reprinted, with some new readings, in _Dramatis Personae_ (1864).
24. THE POETICAL WORKS of Robert Browning. Third edition. Vol. I., pp.
x., 432. Lyrics, Romances, Men and Women. Vol. II., pp. 605. Tragedies and other Plays. Vol. III., pp. 465. Paracelsus, Christmas Eve and Easter Day, Sordello. London: Chapman and Hall, 193 Piccadilly. 1863.
There are no new poems in this edition, but the pieces originally published under the t.i.tles of _Dramatic Lyrics, Dramatic Lyrics and Romances_, and _Men and Women_, are redistributed. This arrangement has been preserved in all subsequent editions. The table of contents below will thus show the present position of the poems.
Vol. I, Contents--LYRICS:--1. Cavalier Tunes. 2. The Lost Leader. 3. "How they brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix." 4. Through the Metidja to Abd-el-Kadr. 5. Nationality in Drinks. 6. Garden Fancies.[62] 7. The Laboratory. 8. The Confessional. 9. Cristina. 10. The Lost Mistress. 11. Earth"s Immortalities. 12. Meeting at Night. 13. Parting at Morning.
14. Song. 15. A Woman"s Last Word. 16. Evelyn Hope. 17, Love among the Ruins. 18. A Lovers" Quarrel. 19. Up at a Villa--Down in the City. 20. A Toccata of Galuppi"s. 21. Old Pictures in Florence, 22. "De Gustibus ----." 23.
Home-Thoughts from Abroad. 24. Home-Thoughts from the Sea.
25. Saul. 26. My Star. 27. By the Fire-side. 28. Any Wife to Any Husband. 29. Two in the Campagna. 30. Misconceptions. 31.
A Serenade at the Villa. 32. One Way of Love. 33. Another Way of Love. 34. A Pretty Woman. 35. Respectability. 36. Love in a Life. 37. Life in a Love. 38. In Three Days. 39. In a Year.
40. Women and Roses. 41. Before. 42. After. 43. The Guardian Angel. 44. Memorabilia. 45. Popularity. 46. Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha.
ROMANCES:--1. Incident of the French Camp. 2. The Patriot. 3.
My Last d.u.c.h.ess. 4. Count Gismond. 5. The Boy and the Angel.
6. Instans Tyrannus. 7. Mesmerism. 8. The Glove. 9. Time"s Revenges. 10. The Italian in England. 11. The Englishman in Italy. 12. In a Gondola. 13. Waring. 14. The Twins. 15. A Light Woman. 16. The Last Ride Together. 17. The Pied Piper of Hamelin. 18. The Flight of the d.u.c.h.ess. 19. A Grammarian"s Funeral. 20. Johannes Agricola in Meditation. 21. The Heretic"s Tragedy. 22. Holy-Cross Day. 23. Protus. 24. The Statue and the Bust. 25. Porphyria"s Lover. 26. "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came."
MEN AND WOMEN:--1. "Transcendentalism." 2. How it strikes a Contemporary. 3. Artemis Prologuizes. 4. An Epistle containing the strange Medical Experience of Karshish, the Arab Physician. 5. Pictor Ignotus. 6. Fra Lippo Lippi. 7. Andrea del Sarto. 8. The Bishop orders his Tomb in St. Praxed"s Church. 9. Bishop Blougram"s Apology. 10. Cleon. 11. Rudel to the Lady of Tripoli. 12. One Word More.
Vol. II. Contents--TRAGEDIES AND OTHER PLAYS:--1. Pippa Pa.s.ses. 2. King Victor and King Charles. 3. The Return of the Druses. 4. A Blot in the "Scutcheon. 5. Colombe"s Birthday. 6.
Luria. 7. A Soul"s Tragedy. 8. In a Balcony. 9. Strafford.
Vol. III. Contents:--1. Paracelsus, 2. Christmas Eve and Easter Day. 3. Sordello.
FOOTNOTES:
[Footnote 62: The _Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister_ is here included as No. III. In the edition of 1868 it follows under a separate heading.
This is the only point of difference between the two editions.]
25. GOLD HAIR: A Legend of p.o.r.nic. By Robert Browning. (With imprint--London: Printed by W. Clowes and Sons, Stamford Street and Charing Cross) 1864, pp. 15.
26. Prospice.--_Atlantic Monthly_, Vol. XIII., June 1864, p. 694.