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Messrs.  Methuen’s  Catalogue

The  Standard  Library—continued.
The  Poems  of  Thomas  Chatterton,  In  a
volumes.
fVol.  I.—Miscellaneous  Poems.
fVol.  il.—The  Rowley  Poems.
tViTA  Nuova.  By  Dante.  Translated  into
English  by  D  G.  Rossetti.
Tom  Jones.  By  Henry  Fielding.  Treble  Vol.
Cranford.  By  Mrs.  Gaskell.
The  History  of  the  Decline  and  Fall  of
the  Roman  Empire.  By  Edward  Gibbon.
In  7  double  volumes.
Vol.  V.  is  nearly  ready.
The  Text  and  Notes  have  been  revised  by
J.  B.  Bury,  Litt.D.,  but  the  Appendices  of
the  more  expensive  edition  are  not  given.
fTuE  Vicar  of  Wakefield.  By  Oliver
Goldsmith.
The  Poems  and  Plays  of  Oliver  Goldsmith.
The  Works  of  Ben  Jonson.
tV0L.  I.—The  Case  is  Altered.  Every  Man
in  His  Humour.  Every  Man  out  of  His
Humour.
The  text  has  been  collated  by  H.  C.  Hart.
The  Poems  of  John  Keats.  Double  volume.
The  Text  has  been  collated  by  E.  de
Selincourt.
On  the  Imitation  of  Christ.  By  Thomas
à  Kempis.
The  translation  is  by  C.  Bigg,  DD.,  Canon
of  Christ  Church.
A  Serious  Call  to  a  Devout  and  Holy
Life.  By  William  Law.
The  Plays  of  Christopher  Marlowe.
fVol.  I.—Tamburlane  the  Great.  The  Tragical ­
  History  of  Dr.  Faustus.
The  Plays  of  Philip  Massinger.
fVol.  I.—The  Duke  of  Milan.

The  Poems  of  John  Milton.  In  a  volumes.
Vol.  I.—Paradise  Lost.
The  Prose  Works  of  John  Milton.
Vol.  I.—Eikonoklastes  and  The  Tenure  of
Kings  and  Magistrates.
Select  Works  of  Sir  Thomas  More.
Vol.  I.—Utopia  and  Poems.
The  Republic  of  Plato.  Translated  by
Sydenham  and  Taylor.  Double  Volume.
The  translation  has  been  revised  by
W.  H.  D.  Rouse.
The  Little  Flowers  of  St.  Francis.
Translated  by  W.  Heywood.
The  Works  of  William  Shakespeare.  In
io  volumes.
Vol.  I.—The  Tempest;  The  Two  Gentlemen
of  Verona  ;  The  Merry  Wives  of  Windsor  ;
Measure  for  Measure  ;  The  Comedy  of
Errors.
Vol.  il.—Much  Ado  About  Nothing  ;  Love’s
Labour’s  Lost;  A  Midsummer  Night’s
Dream  ;  The  Merchant  of  Venice  ;  As  You
Like  It.
Vol.  hi.—The  Taming  of  the  Shrew  ;  All’s
Well  that  Ends  Well;  Twelfth  Night  ;  The
Winter’s  Tale.
Vol.  IV.—The  Life  and  Death  of  King  John;
The  Tragedy  of  King  Richard  the  Second  ;
The  First  Part  of  King  Henry  iv.  ;  The
Second  Part  of  King  Henry  iv.
fVol.  v.—The  Life  of  King  Henry  v.  ;  The
First  Part  of  King  Henry  vi.  ;  The  Second
Part  of  King  Henry  vi.
The  Life  of  Nelson.  By  Robert  Southey.
tTHE  Natural  History  and  Antiquities  of
Selborne.  By  Gilbert  White.

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  Life  of  John.  Ruskin.  By  W.  G.
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The  Life  and  Death  of  John  Mytton,  Esq.  |  Edition.
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