By the same Author. 'This delightful little volume.'-The Times. With an Introduction by T. E. PAGE, M.A. Small post 8vo. 3s. 6d. MORE HAWARDEN HORACE. 'Unlike most sequels, "More Hawarden Horace" easily sustains the promise of Mr. Charles L. Graves's earlier imitations. There is the same facile dexterity in technique, the same ingenious selection of analogies, the same softly-feathered flight of wit that hits the mark but leaves no wound.'-WORLD. 'Reveals the same pretty wit and the same unerring sense of the things which are and the things which are not in good taste, as distinguished the preceding volume.'-PALL MALL GAZETTE. 'Mr Graves's charming pieces.'-SPECTATOR. London: SMITH, ELDER, & CO., 15 Waterloo Place, S.W. NOTE TEN of the following pieces have appeared in the columns of the Spectator, from which they are reprinted by the kind permission of the editor. The remainder are now published for the first time. The rendering of Eheu fugaces (Od. II. 14) is from the pen of Mr. M. H. Temple, and that of Est mihi nonum (Od. IV. 11) by Mr. E. V. Lucas. For permission to include their unpublished versions in my collection, as well as for many emendations and helpful suggestions, I desire most cordially and gratefully to acknowledge my indebtedness to these two friends. C. L. G. |