Pippa Passes. With an Introd. by Arthur Symons and a Portrait of Browning by J.C. Armytage

Renowned for his mastery of the dramatic monologue, Robert Browning's literary journey began with early acclaim and notable connections, including praise from Wordsworth and Dickens. His marriage to Elizabeth Barrett profoundly influenced his work, leading to prolific output during their time in Italy. Despite facing career setbacks, Browning ultimately solidified his reputation with significant works like "Dramatis Personae" and "The Ring and the Book." His life, marked by personal and professional highs and lows, ended in Venice in 1889, leaving a lasting legacy in English poetry.