A Dish of Orts
- First published
- 1893 (enlarged from Orts, 1882)
- Length
- 89,000 words, about 6 hours' reading
Essays on the imagination, fairy tales, Shakespeare, Wordsworth and Shelley.
Contents
- Preface
- The Imagination: Its Functions and its Culture
- A Sketch of Individual Development
- St. George’s Day, 1564
- The Art of Shakspere, as Revealed by Himself
- The Elder Hamlet
- On Polish
- Browning’s “Christmas Eve”
- Essays on Some of the Forms of Literature
- The History and Heroes of Medicine
- Wordsworth’s Poetry
- Shelley
- A Sermon
- True Christian Ministering
- The Fantastic Imagination
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