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INDEX
Abercrombie, L., on romanticism, 96
Addison, J., and Steele, Spectator, 18,
124 ; Guardian, 124
Adventure, Elizabethan story of, 14, 15
Ainsworth, W. H., romantic historical
novels of, 208 -11; influences on, 208,
209 ; Rockwood, 208, 209 ; Jack Shep-
pard, 210 ; The Tower of London, 211 ;
Saint Paul's, 211 ; The Miser's
Daughter, 211 ; Windsor Castle, 211
Aldington, R., Death of a Hero, 442
Aleman, Guzman d' Alfarach, 15
Allegory, Pilgrim's Progress as, 30 - 32
Amory, T., The Life of John Buncle, 91
Arbuthnot, J., influence on Sterne, 90
Architecture, Gothic influence in, 106,
108 -11, 126, 127 ; Oriental influence
on, 122
Army, novels of life in, 215, 216, 288,
289. See also War, novels of
Arnold, M., "Haworth Churchyard,"
277, 278
Ashton, W.See Dane, Clemence
Aubin, P., pioneer work of, 51
Austen, J., Northanger Abbey, 116, 166,
167, 171 ; life of, 165, 166 ; Sense and
Sensibility, 167, 171 ; Pride and Prejudice,
167 -71; Mansfield Park, 167, 168, 171 ;
Emma, 167 -69, 171 ; Persuasion, 167,
168 ; character drawing of, 168 ; skill in
lot construction, 168 ; comedy and
dramatic irony in work of, 168 -70;
comparison with Trollope, 270
Austen, J., and Cassandra, Love and
Friendship, 166
Bage, R., Hermsprong, 146 -48
Balzac, H., Melmoth Reconcilié, 183 ;
Henry James's view of, 338, 345
Barker, J., pioneer work of, 51
Barrie, J. M., Window in Thrums, 183 ;
romanticism of, 356 ; interest in child-
hood, 356 ; Auld Licht Idylls, 356 ; A
Window in Thrums, 356 ; The Little Min-
ister, 356 ; Sentimental Tommy, 356 ;
Tommy and Grizel, 356 ; Peter Pan, 356 ;
Stevenson's admiration of, 357
Bates, Life and Memoirs of Ephraim Tris-
tram, 90
Bath, England, descriptions of, 82
Beardsley, A., drawings of, 332
Beckford, W., Vathek, 124, 126 -28, 184 ;
Fonthill Abbey, 126, 127
Beerbohm, M., on Thackeray, 268 ; par-
ody of Meredith, 310 ; Zuleika Dobson,
331
Behn, Aphra, Oroonoko, 23, 25, 26, 133 ;
The Fair Jilt, 23, 24 ; The Adventures of
the Black Lady; 23, 24 ; The Unfortunate
Happy Lady, 23, 24 ; The History of the
Nun, 23, 24 ; portrait, 24
Bell, Currer, Ellis and Acton, 277
Bennett, A., life of, 388 ; comparison
with George Moore, 388, 391 ; French
and Russian influence on, 388, 389 ;
use of realistic and romantic types,
389, 390 ; A Man from the North, 389 ;
Anna of the Five Towns, 389 ; The Grand
Babylon Hotel, 389 ; A Great Man, 389 ;
The Loot of Cities, 389 ; Sacred and Pro-
fane Love, 389 ; The Book of Carlotta, 389 ;
Buried Alive, 389 ; The Old Wives' Tale,
390 ; Clayhanger, 390, 391 ; Hilda Less-
ways, 390 ; These Twain, 390, 392, 393 ;
Helen with the High Hand, 390 ; The Card,
390 ; Denny the Audacious, 390 ; The Pretty
Lady, 390, 443 ; Mr. Prohack, 391 ;
Riceyman Steps, 391, 392 ; Elsie and the
Child,
39
Benson, S., fantasy of, 446 ; Living Alone,
447 ; I Pose, 447 ; Pipers and a Dancer,
447
Beresford, J. D., Jacob Stahl, 381
Bernbaum, E., on criminal biographies,
35
Besant, W., All Sorts and Conditions of
Men, 331
Birmingham, J. A., Irish novels of, 181 ;
Spanish Gold, 361
Black, W., A Daughter of Heth, 292 ; A
Princess of Thule, 292 ; Madcap Violet,
292 ; Judith Shakespeare, 292
Blackmore, R. D., influence of Collins,
255 ; life of, 286 ; historical novels of,
286 -88; comparison with Scott, 286 -
88; use of nature, 286, 287 ; Clara
Vaughan, 286, 287 ; Cradock Nowell, 286,
287 ; Lorna Doone, 286 -88; The Maid of
Sker, 286, 287
Blackwood, A., use of supernatural, 254 ;
John Silence, 362 ; Turn of Our Screw, 362
Boccaccio, G., influence of, 8

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