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Table of Contents
The vicar of Morwenstow [Robert Stephen Hawker].
Fanny Burney.
A note on "Daddy" Crisp.
George Herbert.
John Keats.
Benjamin Franklin.
Charles Lamb again.
Walt Whitman.
William Blake.
The theme of "Paradise lost".
The letters of Horace Walpole.
Edition Notes
"The first of these essays was written for the International quarterly. Those on Franklin and Paradise lost appeared in the Independent. All the others are taken from...the New York Evening post."
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