Dramatic Romances
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Chapter 1 Waring: Alfred Domett (born at Camberwell
Chapter 2 Cooke
Chapter 3 inform'-ingens-horrend-ous a slight transposition
Chapter 4 seraphic these two lines form a compound
Chapter 5 I Samuel
Chapter 6 Egyptian granite
Chapter 7 white maiden Iphigenia, who was borne
Chapter 8 He was
Chapter 9 Purcell an eminent English musician, composer
Chapter 10 Garrick David, an English actor, celebrated
Chapter 11 Junius the assumed name of a political writer
Chapter 12 Some Chatterton shall have the luck of calling
Chapter 13 Enclitic De Greek, concerning which Browning
Chapter 14 cadence a closing progression of chords in
Chapter 15 .. Aldabrod, etc. Clement's arraignment
Chapter 16 1314).
Chapter 17 Sing Laudes Sing the seven Psalms of praise
Chapter 18 the bidding to greet here with a reverence,
Chapter 19 1.
Chapter 20 Corso a street in Rome
Chapter 21 Rabbi Ben Ezra or Ibn Ezra, a mediaeval Jewish
Chapter 22 The pile which the mighty shadow makes refers to
Chapter 23 refers to the destroying of
Chapter 24 Arno bowers the palace by the Arno, the river
Chapter 25 Robbia's craft the Robbia family were skilled in
Chapter 26 1608).
Chapter 27 De te, fabula! Concerning thee, this fable!
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Chapter 23 refers to the destroying of

the liberties of the Florentine republic by Cosimo dei

Medici and his grandson, Lorenzo, who lived in the then

Medici (now Riccardi) Palace, whose darkening of the

street with its bulk symbolizes the crime which took the

light from Florence.

             
            

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