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_CONTENTS_—INTRODUCTORY—THE INTERVAL BEFORE THE DAWN—ROBERT BURNS—LORD BYRON—PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY—JOHN KEATS—SIR WALTER SCOTT—COLERIDGE—ROBERT SOUTHEY—WILLIAM WORDSWORTH—WORDSWORTH’S LIFE AND POETRY—SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF HIS POETRY, ETC.—THE HUMANITARIAN MOVEMENT IN POETRY: THOMAS HOOD AND MRS. BROWNING—LORD TENNYSON: GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS—TREATMENT OF NATURE—LOVE AND WOMAN, ETC.—ROBERT BROWNING—BROWNING’S PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE—THE SPIRIT OF BROWNING’S RELIGION, ETC.—MATTHEW ARNOLD—D. G. ROSSETTI—A. C. SWINBURNE—WILLIAM MORRIS.
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_CONTENTS_—GENERAL HYMNS—CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS’ HYMNS—HYMNS OF ISRAEL—FRAGMENTS.
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