DVANCE OF ENGLISH POETRY

IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

the mere mention of name

257; passion, 257-259; con
rasted with Masters, 261.
idges, R., poet-laureate, 28

his verse, 29, 30.
ooke, R., canonized, 46; Gi

son on, 110; poems, 124-130
letters, 127; Howland priz
140; compared to De I
Mare, 144; The Soldier, 33
owne, T., compared to Yeat
169.

rowning, R., concentration 23; Pauline, 43; on spiritua blessings, 47; lack of experi ence, 72; self-consciousness 75; Christmas Eve, 81; nat ural poetry, 96; metre of One Word More, 107; The Glove 122; Ogniben's remark, 125 compared to Brooke, 128 temperament, 161; contrasted with Yeats, 168; Masters compared to, 265; Confes sions, 314.

urns, R., influence on democ racy, 50.

urton, R., 200.

ynner, W., 303-305.

yron, Lord, sales of his poems 45; wit compared to Wat son's, 54; common sense, 159

alderon, G., remark on Che

khov, 241. ampbell, J., 189, 190.