anslations_ 0 1 6

D.G. ROSSETTI, _Poetical Works_ 0 3 6

Christina Rossetti, _Selected Poems_:
Golden Treasury Series 0 2 6

James Thomson, _City of Dreadful Night_ 0 3 6

Jean Ingelow, _Poems_: Red Letter Library 0 1 6

William Morris, _The Earthly Paradise_ 0 6 0

William Morris, _Early Romances_: Everyman's
Library 0 1 0

Augusta Webster, _Selected Poems_ 0 4 6

W.E. Henley, _Poetical Works_ 0 6 0

Francis Thompson, _Selected Poems_ 0 5 0
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L5 7 0

Poets whom I have omitted after hesitation are: Ebenezer Elliott,
Thomas Woolner, William Barnes, Gerald Massey, and Charles Jeremiah
Wells. On the other hand, I have had no hesitation about omitting
David Moir, Felicia Hemans, Aytoun, Sir Edwin Arnold, and Sir Lewis
Morris. I have included John Keble in deference to much enlightened
opinion, but against my inclination. There are two names in the list
which may be somewhat unfamiliar to many readers. James Clarence
Mangan is the author of _My Dark Rosaleen_, an acknowledged
masterpiece, which every library must contain. T.E. Brown is a great
poet, recognised as such by a few hundred people, and assuredly
destined to a far wider fame. I have included FitzGerald because _Omar
Khayyam_ is much less a translation than an original work.

SUMMARY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

83 prose-writers, in 141 volumes, costing L9 10 7
38 poets " 46 " " 5 7 0
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121 187 L14 17 7

GRAND SUMMARY OF COMPLETE LIBRARY.

Authors. Volumes. Price.

1. To Dryden 48 72 L5 9 0

2. Eighteenth Century 57 78 6 8 0

3. Nineteenth Century 121 187 14 17 7
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226 337 L26 14 7

I think it will be agreed that the total cost of this library is
surprisingly small. By laying out the s