POMEGRANATES FROM AN ENGLISH GARDEN: A SELECTION FROM THE POEMS OF ROBERT BROWNING. WITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY JOHN MONRO GIBSON.

The name of Robert Browning has been before the world now for fifty years. For the greater part of the time his work has had so little recognition, that one marvels at his courage in going so steadily on with it. His "Pomegranates" have been produced year after year, decade after decade, in unfailing abundance; and, while critics have kept paring at the rind, and the general public has not even asked if there was anything beneath it, he has laboured on with unremitting energy, calmly awaiting the time when "the heart within, blood-tinctured, of a veined humanity," should be at length discovered.
INTRODUCTORY.
HOME THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD.
HOME THOUGHTS, FROM THE SEA.
"HOW THEY BROUGHT THE GOOD NEWS FROM GHENT TO AIX."
ECHETLOS.
HELEN'S TOWER.
SHOP.
THE BOY AND THE ANGEL.
THE PATRIOT.
INSTANS TYRANNUS.
THE LOST LEADER.
LOVE AMONG THE RUINS.
MY STAR.
RUDEL TO THE LADY OF TRIPOLI
NEVER THE TIME AND THE PLACE.
WANTING IS--WHAT?
EVELYN HOPE.
PROSPICE.
GOOD, TO FORGIVE.
TOUCH HIM NE'ER SO LIGHTLY.
POPULARITY.
THE GUARDIAN-ANGEL.
DEAF AND DUMB.
ABT VOGLER.
ONE WORD MORE.
SAUL.
AN EPISTLE
CHRISTMAS-EVE & EASTER-DAY.
CHRISTMAS-EVE.
EASTER-DAY.