Ernest Rhys

An Autobiography

Wales England Wed

Malory's History of King Arthur and the Quest of the Holy Grail from the Morte D'Arthur

Thomas Malory

Rasmus Bjorn Anderson

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The Greatest of Romances, Which Recount the Noble and Valorous Deeds of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table

The Arthurian Tales

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Readings in Welsh history. 2b

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Lays of the Round Table, and Other Lyric Romances

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The South Wales Coast from Chepstow to Aberystwyth

And Other Poems

Welsh Ballads

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Romantic Tales of All Time, Pp. 1-236

The Garden of Romance

George Henry Borrow

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Welsh Poems and Ballads

Twenty-three Stories by Twenty and Three Authors

Modern English Essays: William Hazlitt (W.E. Henley) Scott and Dumas (George Saintsbury) Henry Fielding and "Joseph Andrews" (George Saintsbury) Abraham Lincoln as orator and letterwriter (Lordy Bryce) A point of biography (Alice Meyneli) Genius loci (Vernon Lee) Sir Thomas Browne (J.A. Symonds) Borrow's "Wild Walae" (T. Watts-Dunton) The essays of Elia (The Rt. Hon. Augustine Birrell) Izaak Walton (Andrew Lang) The death of Robert Louis Stevenson (Sir A.T. Quiller-Couch) Irish folk and fairy tales (W.B. Yeats) THe author of "Peter Wilkins" (A.B. Bullen) The sun and the brook (Richard Jefferies) Dr. Brandes on Shakespeare (William Archer) A cloud of pinafores (Max Beerbohm) Evelyn's diary (G.W.E. Russell)

The English Poets in the Defence and Praise of Their Own Art

The Prelude to Poetry

Everyman's Library: Fiction

Fairy gold, a book of old English fairy tales, chosen by E. Rhys

"[The editors'] idea was to collect a number of short stories which should illustrate the art in all its modern variety and contrasted colours"--Foreword

31 stories, by thirty and one authors

Catharine Amy Dawson Scott

Thirty and One Stories by Thirty and One Authors

A Century of English Essays, from Caxton to Belloc

Ernest Rhys

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