FRANÇOIS RABELAIS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

JEAN RACINE

VOLUME XXI

BY HENRY BÉRENGER

The Childhood of Gargantua (Besant's 'Readings from

Rabelais')

The Education of Gargantua (same)

The Abbey of Thelema (same)

LIVED

1495-1553

ALFRED RAMBAUD

1639-1699

BY FREDERICK MORRIS WARREN

The Rivals (Bajazet')

The Appeal of Andromache (Andromaque')

The Confession of Phædra ((Phèdre')

1842-

Halting Steps toward Democracy (History of Civilization

in France')

French Governmental Experiments (History of Contem-

porary Civilization in France')

Russian Expansion West and South (General History'):
The Greek Project of Catharine II.; Poland and Kos-
ciuszko

Benefits to Germany from French Invasions (Germany

under Napoleon, 1804-1811')

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Civil Life in France during the Middle Ages (History of

French Civilization')

French Medical Science during the Middle Ages (same)

The Middle Ages (same): Character of their Civilization;

The Close of the Middle Ages

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ALLAN RAMSAY

The Gentle Shepherd

Bessy Bell and Mary Gray

Lochaber No More

LEOPOLD VON RANKE

THOMAS BUCHANAN READ

Drifting

Sheridan's Ride

The Fall of Strafford (History of England')

The Rise of the Jesuits in Germany (History of the

Popes of Rome')

The Last Years of Queen Johanna (History of the Latin

and Teutonic Nations')

The Swiss Army in Italy in 1513: and the Battle of No-

vara (same)

From The History of the Latin and Teutonic Nations'

CHARLES READE

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LIVED

1686-1758

ERNEST RENAN

An Thou were My Ain Thing

A Sang

The Highland Lassie

1795-1886

1814-1884

Viscount and Lower Classes (Christie Johnstone')

In the Green-Room (Peg Woffington')

FRITZ REUTER

1822-1872

The Closing Scene

Inez

Extract from a Sixteenth-Century Letter (The Cloister

and the Hearth')

Monk and Father (same)

1823-1892

BY FERDINAND BRUNETIÈRE

Brother and Sister (My Sister Henriette')

To the Pure Soul of My Sister Henriette (Dedication to

the 'Life of Jesus')

Motives and Conduct (Recollections of My Youth')

The Share of the Semitic People in the History of Civili-

zation (Inaugural Address on Assuming the Chair of

Semitic Languages)

The Persistence of the Celtic Race (La Poésie des Races

Celtiques')

1810-1874

The Old Parson's Death (My Apprenticeship on

Farm')

The Miller and the Justice ('In the Year '13')

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JAMES FORD RHODES

1848-

Daniel Webster (History of the United States')

Webster's Death (same)

Improvement in American Health (same)

American Manners in 1850 (same)

SAMUEL RICHARDSON

JEAN PAUL RICHTER

1689-1761

Pamela Immured by her Lover ('Pamela')

Miss Byron's Rescue from Abduction, by Sir Charles

Grandison (Sir Charles Grandison')

JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY

Away

When She Comes Home
A Life Lesson

ANNE THACKERAY RITCHIE

BY E. P. EVANS

Extra Leaf on Consolation (Flower, Fruit, and Thorn

Pieces')

The New-Year's Night of a Miserable Man

From First Flower Piece'

Maxims from Richter's Works

LIVED

Memoirs')

My Father's Mother (same)

Bricks and Ivy ('Old Kensington')

Dutch Tiles (same)

CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS

Strayed

The Unsleeping

An Epitaph for a Husband-

man

1763-1825

1838-

My Witch's-Caldron (Chapters from Some Unwritten

1852-

A Song

Nothin' to Say

Knee-Deep in June.

FREDERICK WILLIAM ROBERTSON

1860-

The Little Field of Peace

Marsyas

The Flight of the Geese

Beside the Winter Sea

The Deserted City

1816-1853

The Early Development of Christ (Sermons Preached in

Trinity Chapel')

The Universal Nature of Christ (same)

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AGNES MARY FRANCES ROBINSON

Tuscan Cypress

ÉDOUARD ROD

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LA ROCHEFOUCAULD

Maxims

Reflections: On Society; On Conversation

Marriage (The Sense of Life')

Paternity (same)

Red May

BY GRACE KING

ROMAN POETS OF THE LATER EMPIRE

PIERRE RONSARD

1857-

LIVED

SAMUEL ROGERS

Ginevra

From the Pleasures of Memory': Opening Lines; Clos-

ing Lines

From

Table-Talk'

1613-1686

Sonnet: To Angelette

His Lady's Tomb

Roses

To Cassandra

1857-

1763-1855

BY HARRIET WATERS PRESTON

Annius Florus: Roses

The Emperor Hadrian: To his Soul

From the 'Pervigilium Veneris (Author Unknown)

Calpurnius Siculus: The Rustic in the Amphitheatre

Decimus Magnus Ausonius: Idyll of the Roses; A Mother's

Epitaph

Claudius Claudianus: The Bereavement of Ceres (Rape

of Proserpine'); Invocation to Victory (Consulate of

Stilicho ')

Claudius Rutilius Numatianus: Prologue to the 'Itinera-

rium'

Anicius Severinus Boëthius: The Government of the

World (Consolation of Philosophy'); The Hymn of

Philosophy (same)

BY KATHARINE HILLARD

1524-1585

Song: To Marie

A Madrigal: To Astræa

Good Counsel

Ronsard to his Mistress