Browning, Robert

Robert Browning, the poet, speaks again and again of the noble uses of failure.

Robert Browning presents a highly instructive example of the poet as critic.

And if we feel this strongly, we shall regard Robert Browning as the typical poet of the Victorian era.

We may add, alsofor we are now at liberty to state it publiclythat this was emphatically the opinion of Robert Browning.

Mention may be made in passing, however, of Robert Browning, whose cordial detestation of Bohemianism is so well known.