INDEX OF WORDS AND PHRASES EXPLAINED a' (=he), 168 a many, 193 abide (=bear), 195 achieve, 186 address, 178 advice, 200 advised, 155, 166 agitation (=cogitation), 192 alablaster, 154 alas the while! 166 alien (trisyllable), 200 as (omitted), 189 as who should say, 154 attempt (=tempt), 200 balance (plural), 198 Barrabas, 199 bate, 190 be (=are), 161, 175, 199 beefs, 165 beest, 175 had better, 158 had rather to, 158 hard food for Midas, 185 holy crosses, 202 hose (round), 159 hour (dissyllable), 179 I (=me), 189 I were best, 177, 205 light (play upon), 184. 205 like (likely), 176 likely, 180 line of life, 170 lord worshipped might he love (=lover), 199 magnificoes, 188 main, 195 make moan, 155, 190 168 of master (as title), stead, 160 steal your thoughts, 165 still, 152, 155, 183, 199 Sultan Solyman, 166 swelling port, 155 table (of the hand), 170 thorough (=through), 144 thou (of servants), 191 throughfare, 176 throughly, 176, 197 time (=time of life), 155 tranect, 101 Tripolis, 160 truth (=honesty), 198 tucket, 204 turquoise, 182 uncapable, 194 underta'en, 172 upon the hip, 161, 199 vail, 152 vinegar aspect, 152 waft (=wafted), 201 weeping philosopher, 158 ywis, 179 Designed for Use in High Schools and Edited by WILLIAM J. ROLFE, Litt. D. Formerly Head Master, High School, Cambridge, Mass. Uniform Flexible Cloth, 12mo. Illustrated. Each, 56 Cents Browning's Select Poems Twenty Poems (including "Pippa Passes"), with Introduction, Life of Browning, Chronological Table of His Works, List of Books useful in studying them, Critical Comments, and Notes. Browning's Select Dramas Containing "A Blot in the 'Scutcheon," "Colombe's Birthday," and "A Soul's Tragedy "-with Introduction, Critical Comments, and Notes. Goldsmith's Select Poems "The Traveller," "The Deserted Village," and "Retaliation," with Life of Goldsmith, Recollections and Criticisms by Thackeray, Coleman the Younger, Campbell, Forster, and Irving, and Notes. Gray's Select Poems The "Elegy," ""The Bard," "The Progress of Poesy," and other Poems, with Life of Gray, William Howitt's Description of StokePogis, and historical, critical, and explanatory Notes. Macaulay's Lays of Ancient Rome With the Author's Preface and Introductions, Criticisms by John Stuart Mill, Henry Morley, "Christopher North," and others, historical and explanatory Notes, and copious Illustrations. Milton's Minor Poems Containing all of Milton's Minor Poems except the Translations, with biographical and critical Introductions, and historical and explanatory Notes. Wordsworth's Select Poems Seventy-one Poems, with Life, Criticisms from Matthew Arnold, R. H. Hutton, Principal Shairp, J. R. Lowell, and Papers of the Wordsworth Society, and very full Notes. Illustrated by Abbey, Parsons, and other eminent artists. Copies will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of the price. AMERICAN NEW YORK BOOK COMPANY CINCINNATI CHICAGO |