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VOL III CONTENTS [NB ¾ this arrangement does not constitute the running-order of the poems, which will be by date of composition, actual or conjectural, as with vols. I and II. Vol III will start with ‘The Guardian Angel’, the first poem known to have been written by Browning after his marriage, and will end with Browning’s adaptation of an epigram by Walter Savage Landor, ‘An angel from his Paradise drove Adam’, the last poem which can be certainly dated before EBB’s death.] Christmas-Eve and Easter-Day Men and Women (except ‘Before’ and ‘After’, already publ. in vol II) poems from Dramatis Personae : A Face May and Death The Worst of It Fugitives: The ‘Moses’ of Michael Angelo’ ‘Dear Miss Unger’ ‘How much upon a level’ ‘The Grand Duke wash’d and kiss’d the poor men’s feet’ Ben Karshook’s Wisdom Study of a Hand, by Lionardo ‘Oh, my Isa! Ah, my Annette!’ ‘An angel from his Paradise drove Adam’ Appendix: Essay on Shelley ...
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Volume III: 62: Love in a Life; 63: Life in a Love; 64: In Three Days; 65: In a Year; 66: Lines Improvised on EBB. ('That I only deceive'); 67: The Guardian-Angel; 68: A Pretty Woman; 69: "De Gustibus-"; 70: Evelyn Hope; 71: Christmas-Eve and Easter-Day; 72: Up at a Villa-Down in the City; 73: The 'Moses' of Michael Angelo; 74: Bishop Blougram's Apology; 75: The Patriot; 76: 76 The Heretic's Tragedy; 77: Respectability; 78: A Face; 79: Women and Roses; 80: "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came"; 81: Instans Tyrannus; 82: A Toccata of Galuppi's; 83: A Woman's Last Word; 84: A Lovers' Quarrel; 85: The Last Ride Together; 86: Andrea del Sarto; 87: Old Pictures in Florence; 88: The Statue and the Bust; 89: Lines on Justina Deffel; 90: May and Death; 91: How it Strikes a Contemporary; 92: Popularity; 93: My Star; 94: Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha; 95: In a Balcony; 96: By the Fire-Side; 97: Epigram on the Grand Duke ('The G. d Duke wash'd and kiss'd ten poor men's feet'); 98: Mesmerism; 99: A Serenade at the Villa; 100: Saul; 101: Fra Lippo Lippi; 102: An Epistle; 103: Love Among the Ruins; 104: Holy-Cross Day; 105: Memorabilia; 106: Two in the Campagna; 107: A Light Woman; 108: Cleon; 109: Protus; 110: "Transcendentalism:"; 111: Any Wife to Any Husband; 112: The Twins; 113: Ben Karshook's Wisdom; 114: A Grammarian's Funeral; 115: One Way of Love; 116: Another Way of Love; 117: Misconceptions; 118: One Word More; 119: Mock Epitaph ('Here Lies Browning'); 120: Study of a Hand, by Lionardo; 121: Lines in a Letter to Isa Blagden ('Oh, my Isa! Ah, my Annette!'); 122: Variation on Lines of Landor ('An angel from his Paradise drove Adam')
