“Selections,” 180;
  “La Saisiaz,” 1877, 180;
  “The Two Poets of Croisic,” 181;
  later works, 182;
  “Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau,” “Red Cotton Nightcap Country,” 182, 183;
  “Fifine at the Fair,” 183, 184, 185-7;
  “Jocoseria,” 187;
  1881, Browning Society established, 188;
  his latter years, 189;
  revisits Asolo, 191;
  Palazzo Rezzonico, 192;
  religious belief, 193;
  death, December 12th, 1889, 195, 196;
  funeral, 197;
  to be estimated by a new definition, 200;
  as poet, rather than as thinker, 200;
  his love of life, 201;
  his, like Bossuet’s, a Hebrew genius fecundated by Christianity, 201;
  his artistic relations to Death and Sex, 201-3;
  where, in standpoint, he differs from Tennyson, 203;
  as to quality of his mass of work, 204;
  intellectually exploited, 204;
  his difficulties, and their attraction to many, 205;
  his attitude to the future, influence, and significance, 205-211;
  summary of his life-work, 200-212. 
Browning, Robert Wiedemann Barrett, 18, 37, 157, 163, 174
Browning, Robert (senior), 18, 20, 32, 33, 37, 38, 159, 173
Browning, Sarianna (Mrs.), 21, 25, 29, 32
Browning, Sarianna (Miss), 20, 177, 188
Browning Society, the, 160, 188
Browning, William Shergold, 18
Byron, 149
“By the Fireside,” 130

C.

“Caliban upon Setebos,” 172, 207, 209
Camberwell, 20, 27, 33, 38, 54, 58, 61
Carlyle, Thomas, 80, 105, 110, 115, 202, 204
Casa Guidi, 120, 152, 154, 163, 166, 174
“Cavalier-Tunes,” 129
“Childe Roland,” 203, 205
Chopin, 209
“Christmas Eve and Easter-Day,” 159, 179
“Cleon,” 130
Coleridge, 208
“Colombe’s Birthday,” 89-91
“Confessional, The,” 129
“Confessions,” 130
Contemporaries, literary and artistic, of Browning, 12-14
Conway, Moncure, 15, 193
Cristina, 129
“Cristina and Manaldeschi,” 130
Cunningham, Allan, 50, 51

D.

Dante, 93, 106, 107, 150
Death, Browning on, 195, 202, 211
“Death of Harold,” 29
“Death in the Desert, A,” 129, 172
Defoe, 198
“De Gustibus,” 57, 59, 130
Dickens, Charles, 54, 90
“Dis Aliter Visum,” 130, 172
Domett, A. (Waring), 151
Dramas, Browning’s, 82-92
“Dramatic Idyls,” 57, 182
“Dramatic Romances,” 128, 179
“Dramatis Personae,” 127, 171, 179
Dulwich Wood, 62, 95, 98, 104-5

E.

“Earth’s Immortalities,” 129
“Echetlos,” 130
Epics, series of monodramatic, 36
Equator of Browning’s genius, the, 178
“Evelyn Hope,” 129, 168

F.