Royal 16mo. 55. Love's Looking-Glass A Volume of Poems. By the Authors of 'Love in Idleness.' 'A little volume of poems entitled Love in Idleness was published a few years ago by three Oxford friends-Mr. J. W. Mackail, Mr. H. C. Beeching, and Mr. J. B. B. Nichols-and being speedily appreciated by all lovers of graceful and scholarly versification, it soon went out of print. The three writers now reappear in the same association in Love's Looking-Glass, which contains the original poems, together .. with many additions. The volume should prove as attractive as its predecessor, for the new poems it contains are not less scholarly, melodious, and graceful than the old.'-Times. 'This delightful volume of verse. All the verse is full of an academic spirit, but it is that spirit in its happiest mood, without a touch of pedantry or artificiality.'-Spectator. London: RIVINGTON, PERCIVAL & CO. New Edition. Demy 16mo. 2s. 6d. May also be had bound in Cloth extra, gilt lettered, and with gilt edges, 3s. 6d. A Calendar of Verse Being a Short Selection for every day in the year With an Introduction by GEORGE SAINTSBURY. CONTENTS. Shakespeare - Spenser - S. T. Coleridge - Herrick - Shelley William Morris-Keats-Byron-Campion-Sir Walter Scott Wordsworth-Milton. 'An admirable little book; perhaps the best of its kind in existence. We can heartily commend this charming Calendar of Verse. If we had not praised it as a string of pearls, we should have called it a book of gold.' - Glasgow Herald. 'Delightful to handle and to look at, delightful to read in. No extract exceeds twenty lines. The purpose of the volume is not that of introduction, much less of substitution, but rather to remind and refresh.' Speaker. 'A delightful volume of keynotes to English poetry by which we may strike a whole world of remembrance or discovery. It will be welcome to all those who, in these over-thoughtful days, are able, like common-sense Herrick, "to live merrily and trust in good verses.""-Daily Chronicle. 'The selections have been well made, and any who wish to store the mind day by day with high thoughts nobly expressed will find the book very much to their liking.' -Yorkshire Post. 'The dainty volume will be found a pleasant enough companion. It is prettily got up, and the inevitable introduction from the graceful pen of Mr. George Saintsbury.'-Manchester Examiner. 'Those in search of a very tasteful gift-book could not do better than procure this Calendar of Verse. The selections are very choice and varied, many of the best English poets having been laid under contri bution, from Shakespeare to William Morris.'-Birmingham Daily Gazette. 'The book will please poetry lovers.'-Whitehall Review. London: RIVINGTON, PERCIVAL & CO. |