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    Preface and Contents - Page 2

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    Joseph Arnould, the Silverthornes--Choice of Poetry as a
    Profession--Alternative Suggestions; mistaken Rumours concerning
    them--Interest in Art--Love of good Theatrical Performances--Talent for
    Acting--Final Preparation for Literary Life.

    Chapter 5 1833-1835 'Pauline'--Letters to Mr. Fox--Publication of the
    Poem; chief Biographical and Literary Characteristics--Mr. Fox's Review
    in the 'Monthly Repository'; other Notices--Russian Journey--Desired
    diplomatic Appointment--Minor Poems; first Sonnet; their Mode of
    Appearance--'The Trifler'--M. de Ripert-Monclar--'Paracelsus'--Letters
    to Mr. Fox concerning it; its Publication--Incidental Origin of
    'Paracelsus'; its inspiring Motive; its Relation to 'Pauline'--Mr. Fox's
    Review of it in the 'Monthly Repository'--Article in the 'Examiner' by
    John Forster.

    Chapter 6 1835-1838 Removal to Hatcham; some Particulars--Renewed
    Intercourse with the second Family of Robert Browning's
    Grandfather--Reuben Browning--William Shergold Browning--Visitors
    at Hatcham--Thomas Carlyle--Social Life--New Friends and
    Acquaintance--Introduction to Macready--New Year's Eve at Elm
    Place--Introduction to John Forster--Miss Fanny Haworth--Miss
    Martineau--Serjeant Talfourd--The 'Ion' Supper--'Strafford'--Relations
    with Macready--Performance of 'Strafford'--Letters concerning it
    from Mr. Browning and Miss Flower--Personal Glimpses of Robert
    Browning--Rival Forms of Dramatic Inspiration--Relation of 'Strafford'
    to 'Sordello'--Mr. Robertson and the 'Westminster Review'.

    Chapter 7 1838-1841 First Italian Journey--Letters to Miss Haworth--Mr.
    John Kenyon--'Sordello'--Letter to Miss Flower--'Pippa Passes'--'Bells
    and Pomegranates'.

    Chapter 8 1841-1844 'A Blot in the 'Scutcheon'--Letters to Mr.
    Frank Hill; Lady Martin--Charles Dickens--Other Dramas and Minor
    Poems--Letters to Miss Lee; Miss Haworth; Miss Flower--Second Italian
    Journey; Naples--E. J. Trelawney--Stendhal.

    Chapter 9 1844-1849 Introduction to Miss Barrett--Engagement--Motives
    for Secrecy--Marriage--Journey to Italy--Extract of Letter from
    Mr. Fox--Mrs. Browning's Letters to Miss Mitford--Life at
    Pisa--Vallombrosa--Florence; Mr. Powers; Miss Boyle--Proposed British
    Mission to the Vatican--Father Prout--Palazzo Guidi--Fano; Ancona--'A
    Blot in the 'Scutcheon' at Sadler's Wells.


    Chapter 10 1849-1852 Death of Mr. Browning's Mother--Birth of his
    Son--Mrs. Browning's Letters continued--Baths of Lucca--Florence
    again--Venice--Margaret Fuller Ossoli--Visit to England--Winter in
    Paris--Carlyle--George Sand--Alfred de Musset.

    Chapter 11 1852-1855 M. Joseph Milsand--His close Friendship with
    Mr. Browning; Mrs. Browning's Impression of him--New Edition of
    Mr. Browning's Poems--'Christmas Eve and Easter
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