Summary

Poet Lore — Volume 4 (1892)

Poets, why are we not a race of 227
Poets-Laureate, The552, 599
Pompilia Sonnets 284 Porter, Charlotte, Dr. Berdoe’s Browning Cyclopædia, 276; Fleay’ Biographical History of the Drama, 222; Modjeska’s Lady Macbeth, 42, Morrison’s ‘Fifine at the Fair,’ etc., 282; Tennyson’s Last Book, 640; The Furness Variorum Shakespeare, 225; Our So-called Copyright Law, 155; Book Inklings, Notes, etc.
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Poet Lore — Volume 4 (1892)

Societies: Athena, 107; Baltimore Shakespeare, 382; Boston Browning; 288, 471, 476, 647; Clifton Shakspeare, 167; Grand Rapids Shakespeare, 384; Manuscript Music, 479; Philadelphia Browning, 108, 288, 533; Peoria Shakespeare, 384; Springfiel Friends in Council, 648; Warren Shakespeare, 168; Woodland Mutual 136
Society, The Leit-Motiv in 274
Sógård, Thyge, Bjórnson’s ‘A Glove,’ Translation of, 7, 70, 128, 204, 254, 332
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Poet Lore — Volume 4 (1892)

Musical Settings, Spenser’s ‘Januarie,’ facing p. 1; Browning’s ‘One Way of Love,’ facing 288; Song from ‘Prometheus,’ Shelleyfacing 384
Newell, Charlotte, The Poets-Lareate552, 599
Newton’s Brain, A Romanetto429, 511, 569, 616
‘New Way to Pay Old Debts’ 168
Noyes, John B., Shakespeare’s ‘Childing Autumn’ 524
‘Othello’54, 232, 362
P. A. C., A Study of Shakespeare’s ‘Winter’s Tale’: considered in Connection with Greene’s ‘Pandosto’ and the ‘Alkestis’ of Euripides, 516; Browning Study Hints: ‘Colombe’s Birthday,’ 39; ‘Julius Cæsar’ and ‘Strafford’: A Comparative Study, 148
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