The Twins, p. 216.
       A Light Woman, p. 217.
       The Last Ride together, p. 220.
       The Pied Piper of Hamelin, p. 225.
       The Flight of the Duchess, 237.
       A Grammarian’s Funeral, p. 270.
       The Heretic’s Tragedy, p. 275.
       Holy-Cross Day, p. 280.
       Protus, p. 286.
       The Statue and the Bust, p. 288.
       Porphyria’s Lover, p. 299.
       “Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came,” p. 301.

     Contents of Vol.  V.

     A Soul’s Tragedy, p. 1.
     Luria, p. 43.
     Christmas-Eve and Easter-Day, p. 115.
     Men and Women:—­
       “Transcendentalism; a Poem in Twelve Books,” p. 207.
       How it strikes a Contemporary, p. 209.
       Artemis Prologizes, p. 213.
       An Epistle (Karshish), p. 218.
       Johannes Agricola in Meditation, p. 229.
       Pictor Ignotus, p. 231.
       Fra Lippo Lippi, p. 234.
       Andrea del Sarto, p. 248.
       The Bishop orders his Tomb at St. Praxed’s Church, p. 257.
       Bishop Blougram’s Apology, p. 262.
       Cleon, p. 299.
       Rudel to the Lady of Tripoli, p. 311.
       One Word More, p. 313.

     Contents of Vol.  VI.

     In a Balcony, p. 1.
     Dramatis Personae:—­
       James Lee’s Wife, p. 41.
       Gold Hair; a Story of Pornic, p. 62.
       The Worst of it, p. 70.
       Dis aliter visum; or, Le Byron de nos Jours, p. 77.
       Too Late, p. 85.
       Abt Vogler, p. 92.
       Rabbi ben Ezra, p. 99.
       A Death in the Desert, p. 110.
       Caliban upon Setebos, p. 136.
       Confessions, p. 148.
       May and Death, p. 150.
       Deaf and Dumb:  a group by Woolner, p. 151
       Prospice, p. 152.
       Eurydice to Orpheus; a Picture by Leighton, p. 153.
       Youth and Art, p. 154.
       A Face, p. 158.
       A Likeness, p. 159.
       Mr. Sludge, “the Medium,” p. 162.
       Apparent Failure, p. 219.
       Epilogue (Three Speakers) p. 222.

1868-9.  THE RING AND THE BOOK.  By Robert Browning.  In four vols., 8vo.  London, Smith, Elder & Co., vols. i., ii., 1868; vols. iii., iv., 1869.  The volumes were issued one by one, between November 1868 and February 1869.  A “second edition,” four volumes, appeared 1869.

1871.  HERVE RIEL.  In the Cornhill Magazine, March, 1871, pp. 257-60.  Is dated “Croisic, Sept. 30th, 1867.”  Reprinted in Pacchiarotto, &c., 1876.

1871.  BALAUSTION’S ADVENTURE:  INCLUDING A TRANSCRIPT FROM EURIPIDES.  By Robert Browning. 8vo.  London, Smith, Elder & Co., 1871.  With dedication to the Countess Cowper dated July 22, 1871.  A third edition appeared in 1881. The Last Adventure of Balaustion, in Aristophanes’ Apology, &c., 1875, in a sequel to this work.