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Browne (WILLIAM an English)

WILLIAM, an English 1591; was educated at Oxford. His poetry is graceful and fanciful, and abounds in beautiful pictures of English pe scenery. His chief work is Pastorals" (1613-1616). is "Britannia's 5). "The Shepherd's Pipe" (1614). "The Inner Temof Ulysses and Circe. His minor poems of Ulysses and Circe. His minor poems Mary about 1643.

Mary about 1643.

ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING American essayist and critic, born in graduated from Amherst, and devoted himself to critical and editorial work in ner's Magazine," and wrote "French Traits: an Essay on Comparative Critiner's Magazine," and wrote "French and "Criticism" (1909); Traits: an Essay on Comparative Criti- cism" (1889) "French Art" (1892) Masters" Masters" (1909) and "Criticism" BROWNING

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