| | PAGE | | PAPER-KNIFE PLEASURES | | 1 | | RUSKIN AS POET | | 10 | | ELECTIONS IN LITERATURE | | 19 | | FAMILIAR VERSE | | 28 | | SHAKESPEARE’S ENGLAND | | 36 | | HEREDITY IN SONG | | 44 | | STINGS FOR THE STINGY | | 51 | | DIALOGUES OF THE DEAD | | 59 | | SERMONS IN FLOWERS | | 66 | | ‘DON QUIXOTE’ IN ENGLAND | | 74 | | BEDSIDE BOOKS | | 83 | | THEIR MUCH SPEAKING | | 91 | | PEERS AND POETRY | | 99 | | THE PRAISE OF THAMES | | 107 | | ENGLISH EPIGRAPHS | | 114 | | THE ‘SEASON’ IN SONG | | 123 | | THE ‘RECESS’ IN RHYME | | 131 | | JAQUES IN LOVE | | 139 | | MOCKING AT MATRIMONY | | 148 | | PARSON POETS | | 156 | | THE OUTSIDES OF BOOKS | | 164 | | THE NOT IMPOSSIBLE SHE | | 172 | | NONSENSE VERSES | | 180 | | SINGLE-SPEECH HAMILTONS | | 188 | | DRAMATIC NOMENCLATURE | | 196 | | PUNS AND PATRONYMICS | | 203 | | ‘YOURS TRULY’ | | 209 | | POSTSCRIPTS | | 217 |
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