. The princess, a medley. Lotos-Eaters, A Dream ofFair Women, Morte dArthur, The Talking Oak, Ulysses, Locksley Hall,St. Agnes Eve, Sir Galahad, etc. The nofes (50 pp.) include explanatoryand critical comments. The illustrations are of high character. SCOTTS MARMION. With copious notes. Now correctly printed /or the first tittle. YOUNG PEOPLES TENNYSON. The works of the Poet Laureate most adapted to young readers, withinteresting commentaries and cuts. BYRONS CHILDE HAROLD. A new and carefully annotated edition of this great poem, with many fineillustration^ from the Holiday edition. SCOTTS TH
. The princess, a medley. Lotos-Eaters, A Dream ofFair Women, Morte dArthur, The Talking Oak, Ulysses, Locksley Hall,St. Agnes Eve, Sir Galahad, etc. The nofes (50 pp.) include explanatoryand critical comments. The illustrations are of high character. SCOTTS MARMION. With copious notes. Now correctly printed /or the first tittle. YOUNG PEOPLES TENNYSON. The works of the Poet Laureate most adapted to young readers, withinteresting commentaries and cuts. BYRONS CHILDE HAROLD. A new and carefully annotated edition of this great poem, with many fineillustration^ from the Holiday edition. SCOTTS THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL. Beautifully illustrated and copiou ly annotated, with the most lovelyscenes along the Scottish border. TENNYSONS ENOCH ARDEN and Other Poems. Richly illustrated and annotated. Including also Aylmers Field, Riz-pah, Sea Dreams, Lady Clara Vere de Vere, etc. OTHER rOLUMES IN PREPARATION. Sold by all booksellers. Sent, post-paid, on receipt of price, by the publishers, TICKNOR AND COMPANY, With Psyches babe, was Ida watching us,A single band of gold about her hair. THE PRINCESS A MEDLEY BY ALFRED LORD TENNYSON a Edited with Notesby WILLIAM J. ROLFE, FORMERLY HEAD MASTER OF THE HIGH SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. WITH ILLUSTRATIONSprincessmedley04tenn
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