Symons
ARTHUR, a British writer of verse and prose, born in Wales, 1865.
He was educated at various private schools and began to write early. His works include: "An Introduction to the Study of Browning"; "Days and SYMONS SYMPHYTISM Nights"; "Silhouettes"; "London ture à la manière française," prescribed Nights"; "Amoris Victima"; "Studies in Two Literatures"; "The Symbolist Movement in Literature"; "Images of Good and Evil"; "Collected Poems"; "Plays, Acting and Music"; "Cities"; "Studies in Prose and Verse"; "Spiritual Adventures"; "A Book of Twenty Songs"; "The Fool of the World and Other Poems"; "Studies in the Seven Arts"; "William Blake"; "Cities of Italy"; "The Romantic Movement in English Poetry"; "Knave of Hearts"; "Figures of Several Centuries"; "Tragedies"; "Tristan and Iseult"; "Cities and Sea Coasts and Islands"; "Colour Studies in Paris"; "The Toy Cart."