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BROWNING, ROBERT (chron.) (continued)
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- * “Browning in 1869”, uncredited, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1869
- * “Browning Out West” by Frederick Morgan Padelford, Ph.D., (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1907
- * “Correspondence Between Carlyle and Browning” by Alexander Carlyle, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine May 1915
- * “Did Browning Whistle or Sing?” by F. M. Padelford, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Apr 1909
- * “The Earliest Poems of Robert Browning” by Bertram Dobell, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Jan 1914
- * “English Men and Women of Letters of the 19th Century. 5. Robert Browning” by Edmund Gosse, (ar) Atalanta Feb 1889
- * “John Stuart Mill and Browning’s ‘Pauline’” by M. A. Phillips, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine May 1912
- * “Michael Field and Robert Browning” by Michael Field, (ex) John Murray 1932
- * “Of the Browning MSS” by Frederic G. Kenyon, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1913
- * “Prospice” by Mary Bradford Whiting, (ar) Temple Bar May 1903
- * “A Recollection of Robert Browning” by Laban Rewell, (ar) Horlick’s Magazine and Home Journal for Australia, India and the Colonies Jan 1904
- * “Robert Browning in Edinburgh” by Rosaline Masson, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1909
- * “Robert Browning” by E. F. Bridell-Fox, (ar) The Argosy (UK) Feb 1890
- * “Robert Browning” by Lewis Worthington Smith, (ar) The Optimist Nov 1900
- * “Robert Browning: In Memoriam” by Edmund Gosse, (ar) The New Review Jan 1890
- * “Robert Browning’s Answers to Questions Concerning Some of His Poems” by A. Allen Brockington, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1914
- * “Robert Browning’s Early Friends” by S. K. Ratcliffe, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Sum 1949
- * “Some Letters from Matthew Arnold to Robert Browning” by John Drinkwater, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Dec 1923
- * “Three Themes in Browning’s Gothic Satire ‘Mesmerism’” by Kirk H. Beetz, (ar) Gothic v2 1987
BROWNJOHN, JOHN (chron.)
- * Accordingly Higglety Pigglety Hic Haec Hoc, (ss) Wide Awake Sep 1880
- * Adventures of Miltiades Peterkin Paul:
* ___ I. In Which Pride Has a Fall, (pm) Wide Awake Jan 1877
* ___ II. [Missing Page], (pm) Wide Awake Feb 1877
* ___ III. In Which He Is Unable to Mind His Own Business, (pm) Wide Awake Mar 1877
* ___ IV. In Which Miltiades Is Overcome by Flattery, (pm) Wide Awake Apr 1877
* ___ V. In Which Miltiades Is Cured of Vanity, (pm) Wide Awake May 1877
* ___ VI. In Which Miltiades Is Guilty of Disobedience, (pm) Wide Awake Jun 1877
* ___ VII. Miltiades Celebrates the “Glorious Fourth”, (pm) Wide Awake Jul 1877
* ___ VIII. Miltiades Boasts of His Courage, (pm) Wide Awake Aug 1877
* ___ IX. Miltiades Is Guilty of “Picking and Stealing”, (pm) Wide Awake Sep 1877
* ___ X. Miltiades Is Guilty of Eavesdropping, (pm) Wide Awake Oct 1877
* ___ XI. Miltiades Declares War Against Turkey, (pm) Wide Awake Nov 1877
* ___ XII. Miltiades Gets the Best of Santa Claus, (pm) Wide Awake Dec 1877
- * Don Quixote, Jr.—XII. Sir Miltiades Wins His Spurs at Last, (sl) Wide Awake Dec 1879
- * Don Quixote, Jr.
* ___ I. What Happened in the Library, (sl) Wide Awake Feb 1879
* ___ II. “Doughnuts”, (sl) Wide Awake Feb 1879
* ___ III. Miltiades Teaches Doughnuts a Lesson, and Is Worsted in His First Encounter, (sl) Wide Awake Mar 1879
* ___ IV. Miltiades Goes to the Rescue of a Captive Maiden, (sl) Wide Awake Apr 1879
* ___ V. Miltiades Makes the Acquaintance of Miss Blue Boots, (sl) Wide Awake May 1879
* ___ VI. A Modern Bellerophon, (sl) Wide Awake Jun 1879
* ___ VII. In Which Miltiades Finds That Revenge Is Both Sweet and Bitter, (sl) Wide Awake Jul 1879
* ___ VIII. Miltiades Pases Through a Fiery Ordeal, (sl) Wide Awake Aug 1879
* ___ IX. Miltiades’ Courage Is Put to a Severe Test, (sl) Wide Awake Sep 1879
* ___ X. The Man That Was Scalped, (sl) Wide Awake Oct 1879
* ___ XI. Sir Miltiades Assumes the Role of Blondel, (sl) Wide Awake Nov 1879
- * “Doughnuts”, (sl) Wide Awake Feb 1879
- * A Fish Story (Mr. Edward Fish Loquitor), (pm) Scribner’s Monthly Apr 1877
- * In Which He Is Unable to Mind His Own Business, (pm) Wide Awake Mar 1877
- * In Which Miltiades Finds That Revenge Is Both Sweet and Bitter, (sl) Wide Awake Jul 1879
- * In Which Miltiades Is Cured of Vanity, (pm) Wide Awake May 1877
- * In Which Miltiades Is Guilty of Disobedience, (pm) Wide Awake Jun 1877
- * In Which Miltiades Is Overcome by Flattery, (pm) Wide Awake Apr 1877
- * In Which Miltiades Pays Off an Old Score, (pm) Wide Awake Jul 1878
- * In Which Pride Has a Fall, (pm) Wide Awake Jan 1877
- * Little Miss Muslin of Quintillion Square:
* ___ I. She “Receives” on New Year’s Day, (pm) Wide Awake Jan 1878
* ___ II. Miss Muslin Sends a Valentine, (pm) Wide Awake Feb 1878
* ___ III. Miss Muslin Borrows an Umbrella, (pm) Wide Awake Mar 1878
* ___ IV. Miss Muslin April-Fools Fido, (pm) Wide Awake Apr 1878
* ___ V. Miss Muslin Works Her Father Some Slippers, (pm) Wide Awake May 1878
* ___ VI. Miss Muslin Goes Into the Country, (pm) Wide Awake Jun 1878
* ___ VII. In Which Miltiades Pays Off an Old Score, (pm) Wide Awake Jul 1878
* ___ VIII. Miltiades Takes His Cousin Out Fishing, (pm) Wide Awake Aug 1878
* ___ IX. Miss Muslin Puts on Her Grandmother’s Bonnet, (pm) Wide Awake Sep 1878
* ___ X. Miltiades Shows His Cousin “A New Kind of Swing”, (pm) Wide Awake Oct 1878
* ___ XI. Miss Muslin Decides to Spend Thanksgiving at the Farm, (pm) Wide Awake Nov 1878
* ___ XII. Miss Muslin and Miltiades Get Up Very Eary on Christmas Morning, (pm) Wide Awake Dec 1878
- * The Man That Was Scalped, (sl) Wide Awake Oct 1879
- * Miltiades Boasts of His Courage, (pm) Wide Awake Aug 1877
- * Miltiades Celebrates the “Glorious Fourth”, (pm) Wide Awake Jul 1877
- * Miltiades’ Courage Is Put to a Severe Test, (sl) Wide Awake Sep 1879
- * Miltiades Declares War Against Turkey, (pm) Wide Awake Nov 1877
- * Miltiades Gets the Best of Santa Claus, (pm) Wide Awake Dec 1877
- * Miltiades Goes to the Rescue of a Captive Maiden, (sl) Wide Awake Apr 1879
- * Miltiades Is Guilty of “Picking and Stealing”, (pm) Wide Awake Sep 1877
- * Miltiades Is Guilty of Eavesdropping, (pm) Wide Awake Oct 1877
- * Miltiades Makes the Acquaintance of Miss Blue Boots, (sl) Wide Awake May 1879
- * Miltiades Pases Through a Fiery Ordeal, (sl) Wide Awake Aug 1879
- * Miltiades Renounces Forever the Pursuit of Astronomy, (ss) Wide Awake Jun 1880
- * Miltiades Shows His Cousin “A New Kind of Swing”, (pm) Wide Awake Oct 1878
- * Miltiades Takes His Cousin Out Fishing, (pm) Wide Awake Aug 1878
- * Miltiades Teaches Doughnuts a Lesson, and Is Worsted in His First Encounter, (sl) Wide Awake Mar 1879
- * Miss Marrowphat’s Maltee, (ss) Wide Awake Aug 1880
- * Miss Muslin and Miltiades Get Up Very Eary on Christmas Morning, (pm) Wide Awake Dec 1878
- * Miss Muslin April-Fools Fido, (pm) Wide Awake Apr 1878
- * Miss Muslin Borrows an Umbrella, (pm) Wide Awake Mar 1878
- * Miss Muslin Decides to Spend Thanksgiving at the Farm, (pm) Wide Awake Nov 1878
- * Miss Muslin Goes Into the Country, (pm) Wide Awake Jun 1878
- * Miss Muslin Puts on Her Grandmother’s Bonnet, (pm) Wide Awake Sep 1878
- * Miss Muslin Sends a Valentine, (pm) Wide Awake Feb 1878
- * Miss Muslin Works Her Father Some Slippers, (pm) Wide Awake May 1878
- * A Modern Bellerophon, (sl) Wide Awake Jun 1879
- * The People Who Were Dissatisfied with Their Noses, (pm) Wide Awake Sep 1889
- * Professor M. P. Paul:
* ___ I. Untitled, (ss) Wide Awake Jan 1880
* ___ II. Professor Miltiades Astronomizes on the Piazza, (ss) Wide Awake Feb 1880
* ___ III. Professor Miltiades Looks Out for Capricornus in the Wrong Quarter, (ss) Wide Awake Mar 1880
* ___ IV. Professor Miltiades Makes a Constellation of Himself, (ss) Wide Awake Apr 1880
* ___ V. Professor Miltiades Trees a Planet and Resolves to Witness a Conjunction, (ss) Wide Awake May 1880
* ___ VI. Miltiades Renounces Forever the Pursuit of Astronomy, (ss) Wide Awake Jun 1880
- * Professor Miltiades Astronomizes on the Piazza, (ss) Wide Awake Feb 1880
- * Professor Miltiades Looks Out for Capricornus in the Wrong Quarter, (ss) Wide Awake Mar 1880
- * Professor Miltiades Makes a Constellation of Himself, (ss) Wide Awake Apr 1880
- * Professor Miltiades Trees a Planet and Resolves to Witness a Conjunction, (ss) Wide Awake May 1880
- * The Queerclover Chronicles:
* ___ I. Miss Marrowphat’s Maltee, (ss) Wide Awake Aug 1880
* ___ II. Accordingly Higglety Pigglety Hic Haec Hoc, (ss) Wide Awake Sep 1880
- * The Scholar and the Donkey, (pm) Wide Awake Oct 1889
- * School and Playground Stories:
* ___ III. The Wicked Waterbury Clock, (ss) Wide Awake Feb 1890
- * She “Receives” on New Year’s Day, (pm) Wide Awake Jan 1878
- * Sir Miltiades Assumes the Role of Blondel, (sl) Wide Awake Nov 1879
- * The Tables Turned, (pm) Wide Awake Feb 1878
- * The True Story of King Marshmellow, (pm) Wide Awake Jan 1878
- * Untitled, (ss) Wide Awake Jan 1880
- * What Happened in the Library, (sl) Wide Awake Feb 1879
- * The Wicked Waterbury Clock, (ss) Wide Awake Feb 1890
- * [Missing Page], (pm) Wide Awake Feb 1877
BROWNLEE, ANNIE (chron.)
- * Her Fateful Marriage, (sl) Chicago Ledger Dec 28 1907, Jan 11, Jan 18, Jan 25, Feb 1, Feb 8 1908
- * In the Gallows’ Shadow, (sl) Chicago Ledger Apr 3, Apr 10, Apr 17 1909
- * The President’s Daughter; or, The Marked Coin, (sl) Chicago Ledger Aug 3, Aug 10, Aug 24, Aug 31, Sep 7 1907
- * The Second Son’s Plot; or, A Brother’s Perfidy, (sl) Chicago Ledger May 4, May 11, May 18, May 25, Jun 1, Jun 8 1912
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