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309 - 330.
James, W., compared with
Henry, 304, 312.
Johnson S., Rasselas, 70, 71 ;
contrasted with Gold-
smith, 72.
Johnston M., To Have and to
Hold, 149.
Kingsley C., Hypatia and
Westward Ho, 104, 110.
Kipling, R., popularity in
Russia, 108 ; superiority
of bis earlier work, 268.
Leacock, S., defcnee of im-
aginative work, 10.
Leland T., Longsword 82 - 84.
Lewes, G. H., remark on
Daniel Deronda, 114.
Lewis S., Trail of the Hawk,
66.
Locke, W. J., 256 - 260.
London, J., 283.
Lounsbury, T. R., remark on
Cooper, 94.
Mackenzie H., Man of Feel-
ing, 77.
Major C., When Knighthood
Was in Flower, 147.
Malory T., Morte d'Arthur,
29, 30.
Marshall, A., 116, 117.
Maupassant, G. de, compared
with Sterne, 75.
Maxwell W. B., In Cotton
Wool, 262.
Meredith, G., 163 - 187.
Merrick, L., 263.
Milton, J., prose style, 31.
Moore G., Esther Waters,
24 ; his work, 246 - 251.
Moulton, R. G., remark on
novel-readers, 45.
Nicholson, W., discovery
about Defoe, 39, 40.
Oliphant, Mrs., remark on in-
decency, 67.
Ollivant A., Bob, Son of Bat-
tle, 260.
Phillpotts, E., 242 - 246.
Poe, E. A., 124, 125 ; popular-
ity in Russia, 130.
Porter, G. S., 78.
Porter, S. (see "O. Henry")
Radcliffe, Mrs., Mysteries of
Udolpho, 87, 89.
Raleigh, Prof. W., his Eng-
lish Novel, 44.
Reade C., Christie Johnstone,
95 ; Cloister and the
Hearth, 110.
Reeve, C., novel and ro-
mance, 18 ; praise of
Longsword 83 ; Old Eng-
lish Baron, 87.
Richardson, S., 43 - 62 ; senti-
mentalism, 75 - 77 ; his in-
fiuence, 79, 80 ; praised
by Jane Austen, 89.
Rolland R., Jean-Christophe,
160.
Rousseau, J. J., admiration
for Richardson, 54 ; in-
spired by Richardson, 76.
Saintsbury, G., five marriage-
able novel-heroines, 98 ;
prediction of romantic
revival, 140.
Scott, W., 98 - 102 ; popular-
ity in Russia, 108 ; Zo-
la's remark on, 134.
Sedgwick, A. (Mrs. de
(Sélincourt), 297 - 300.

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