WORKS BY LILIAN WHITING
THE WORLD BEAUTIFUL. First, Second, and Third Series. 3 vols. 16mo. $1.00 per vol. Decorated cloth, $1.25 per vol.
Cannot help being uplifting and inspiring.—New Church Messenger.
AFTER HER DEATH, 16mo. $1.00. Decorated cloth, $1.25.
Should bring positive aid in sorrow.—Hartford Post.
FROM DREAMLAND SENT. Verses of the Life to Come. 16mo. $1.00. Decorated cloth, $1.25.
Graceful, tender, true, appealing to what is best in the human heart.—The Independent.
THE SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE; or, Death as an Event in Life. 16mo. $1.00. Decorated cloth, $1.25.
It suggests and hints at the ultimate significance of scientific investigation with relation to the totality of thought in a very fresh and suggestive way.—The Outlook.
KATE FIELD: A RECORD. With portraits, including one by Elihu Vedder. 12mo. Decorated cloth, $2.00.
A wonderfully vivid portrait.—San Francisco Chronicle.
A STUDY OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING, 16mo. Decorated cloth, $1.25.
The most virile picture of Mrs. Browning in all our literature.—New York Times.
THE WORLD BEAUTIFUL IN BOOKS, 16mo. $1.00 net. Decorated cloth, $1.25 net.
Great thoughts of great writers are touched upon with rare discrimination and critical power.—Boston Transcript.
BOSTON DAYS. Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50 net.
All the famous names associated with Boston pass in review.—Boston Herald.
THE LIFE RADIANT, 16mo. $1.00 net. Decorated cloth, $1.25 net.
No one can read it without having a clearer perception of the meaning of life and of the infinite possibilities of the human soul in its process of advancement.—Chicago Chronicle.
THE OUTLOOK BEAUTIFUL, 16mo. $1.00 net. White and gold, $1.25 net.
A fitting crown to “The World Beautiful.”—Philadelphia Ledger.
THE FLORENCE OF LANDOR. Fully illustrated. 8vo. In box, $2.50 net.
A striking picture of Florence, doubly interesting because so many eminent persons appear in it.—Philadelphia Ledger.
THE JOY THAT NO MAN TAKETH FROM YOU. 18 mo. 50 cents net.
Emphasizes the reality of spiritual things with an intense conviction.—Living Age.
FROM DREAM TO VISION OF LIFE. 16mo. $1.00 net. White and gold, $1.25 net. Uniform with “The World Beautiful.”
A study of life from the mere transient dream to the radiant eternal vision.
THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT. From Pike’s Peak to the Pacific. Fully illustrated. 8vo. $2.50 net.
A vivid presentation of the scenic marvels and resources of the Southwest.
LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., Publishers, BOSTON
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
The original language, spelling and punctuation have been preserved, except where noted.
The illustrations were moved to the paragraph they refer to. The List of Illustrations was changed accordingly.
Page xii: Vittoria Colonna, Galleria Buonarotti, Florence
Page 6: artistic centre of the ninteenth century and
Page 19: on the wall of the casa in the Via delle Quattre Fontane
page 26: the Palazzo Sentoriale and the Palazzo dei Conservatore.
page 27: the Stanza della Incendio and the Sala di Constantino.
page 32: winds on the Pont San Angelo, and in the vast
page 32: the Music Nazionale—is the group of “Pluto
page 55: during hs stay in Rome are ‘St. Elizabeth of
page 72: The Via delle Quatre Fontane, on which the
page 138: given under the auspices of the Societa Archeologica,
page 148: gentilinomo, who is gorgeously arrayed in knee
page 161: Jacomletti, and there is also a kneeling statue
page 163: and the Via dell Quattro Fontane. The
page 163: for living purposes. The portere, the guards,
page 170: and in the Vedder villa, Torre Quatro Venti
page 171: the American wife of Caviliere Cortesi, an
page 178: Peruzzi, and Annibale Caracci. Raphael is
page 185: that includes the “Ludovisi Mars;” Hercules,”
page 200: he may rest, mens conscia recta!
page 205: whose grand Roman palazzo is in the Boca di
page 244: Forum, succeding Lanciani—believe that some
page 272: Mignano (Ginodone Trieramosca) and also to
page 272: are a series of fresco paintings by Luca Gindano,
page 276: to be a “Monumento Nazionali,” and it is now
page 286: in the “Inferno.” The Colonna and the Orsino
page 286: look down from Castel Gondolfo on the gloomy,
page 287: Marino, Castel Gondolfo, and Frascati, with
page 295: for the country they left Naples for Pietzalba
page 295: Musefico, il Givoio, and il Minturo. It was an
page 297: Per te narrar tre quante dubbie voglie,
page 297: Fra quanti aspri martir, degliosa io vivo!”
page 304: San Mano that had formerly been its property.
page 305: world’s sun; and not to add light to mio vel solo,
page 213: The Villa Falconicri, in Frascati, which was
page 234: Benvenuto Cellini at the Castel Sant Angelo;
page 237: of the street scenes of Naples; Camprani and
page 244: equestrian statue of Bulbi, in the Naples Museum,
page 260: The cathedral at Revello has traces of the
page 260: of the Palazzo Rufelo might enchant Hafiz himself.
page 272: by Mazzarappi and Marco da Siena. Nothing
page 274: Terre di Lavorno region:—
page 332: “Bene scripsisti de me, Thoma; quam ergo mercedem recipris?”
page 380: Bonaventuri built over it, is preserved in this
page 385: the Palazzo Rospigliosa in Rome.
page 399: Anopeste, elected by the tribunal of commonalty,
page 400: mural work by Battesta Franco and De Moro.
page 400: One enters the Porta delta Carta, which
page 405: Peter, Maucis, and Antoninus are commending
page 426: Saricinesco, in the region of Tivoli, was made
page 436: too, in other leading men. Zurati, the
page 452: in Europe. That of the Annunziati, the
page 461: Annunziati Cathedral, Genoa, 452.
page 462: Camprani, 237.
page 463: del Vall, Cardinal Merry, 146-149, 435.
page 466: Ossi, Professor Dall, opinion of, 244.
page 467: Quatre Fontane, Via delle, 72.
page 467: Revello, Cathedral at, 260.
page 470: Villa Falconicri, 213.
On page 235: “Da Scala d'Oro” should be “La Scala d'Oro” or “Madonna della Scala d'Oro”.