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Start of eBook	1
I.—MR. PEPYS	1
II.—JOHN BUNYAN	5
III.—THOMAS CAMPION	9
IV.—JOHN DONNE	13
V.—HORACE WALPOLE[1]	26
VI.—WILLIAM COWPER	38
VII.—A NOTE ON ELIZABETHAN PLAYS	51
VIII.—THE OFFICE OF THE POETS	54
IX.—EDWARD YOUNG AS CRITIC	58
X.—GRAY AND COLLINS	62
XI.—ASPECTS OF SHELLEY	66
XII.—THE WISDOM OF COLERIDGE	77
XIII.—TENNYSON: A TEMPORARY CRITICISM	86
XIV.—THE POLITICS OF SWIFT AND SHAKESPEARE	89
XV.—THE PERSONALITY OF MORRIS	96
XVI.—GEORGE MEREDITH	100
XVII—OSCAR WILDE	107
XVIII.—TWO ENGLISH CRITICS	110
XIX.—AN AMERICAN CRITIC: PROFESSOR IRVING BABBITT	118
XX.—GEORGIANS	122
XXI.—LABOUR OF AUTHORSHIP	132
XXII.—THE THEORY OF POETRY	136
XXIII.—THE CRITIC AS DESTROYER	139
XXIV.—BOOK REVIEWING	146

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