net each).

North's _Translation of Plutarch's Lives_ (Temple Classics).
Chapter II .-- Surrey's and Wyatt's Poems (Aldine Edition.

G.Bells & Sons); *Spenser's Works, Sidney's Poems.

A good idea of the atmosphere in which poetry was written is to be obtained from Scott's _Kenilworth_.
It is full of inaccuracy in detail.
Chapter III .-- *The dramatists in the Mermaid Series (T.Fisher Unwin); *_Everyman and other Plays_; ed.

by A.W.Pollard (Everyman's Library).
Chapter IV .-- *Bacon's Essays; Sir Thomas Browne's Works; *Milton's Works; *Poems of John Donne (Muses Library, Routledge); Poems of Robert Herrick.
Chapter V .-- *Poems of Dryden; *Poems of Pope; Poems of Thomson; *_The Spectator_ (Routledge's Universal Library or Everyman's); *Swift's _Gulliver's Travels_; Defoe's Novels.
Chapter VI .-- *Boswell's _Life of Johnson_; *Burke (in selections); Goldsmith's _Citizen of the World_ (Temple Classics); *Burns' Poetical Works; *Poems of Blake (Clarendon Press).
Chapter VII .-- *Wordsworth (Golden Treasury Series); *Wordsworth's Prelude (Temple Classics); Coleridge's Poems; *Keats's Poems; *Shelley's Poems; *Byron (Golden Treasury Series); *Lamb, _Essays of Elia_; Hazlitt (volumes of Essays in World's Classics Series).
Chapter VIII .-- *Tennyson's Works; *Browning's Works; Rossetti's Works; *Carlyle's _Sartor Resartus, Past and Present_, and _French Revolution_; Ruskin's _Unto this Last, Seven Lamps of Architecture_; Arnold's Poems; Swinburne (Selections).
Chapter IX .-- *Fielding's _Tom Jones_; Smollett, _Roderick Random_; *Jane Austen's _Persuasion, Pride and Prejudice,_ and _Northanger Abbey_ (as a parody of the Radcliffe School); *Scott's _Waverley, Antiquary, Ivanhoe, Old Mortality, Bride of Lammermoor_.