INDEXES.

INITIALS AND PSEUDONYMS.

THE authority is, in most cases, Initials and Pseudonyms by William Cushing, B. A., 1885. The pseudonyms used by an author in his prose as well as his poetical works are included, but not the author's own initials when they have been used as a literary disguise in either instance.

MATTHEW ARNOLD. The Strayed

Reveller, 1849; Empedocles on Etna,
1852.

CHRISTINA GEORGINA ROSSETTI.
Pseudonym used in contributions to
The Germ, 1850.

JAMES THOMSON. The letters stood
for Bysshe Vanolis,'' Bysshe' be-
ing the middle name of Shelley and
'Vanolis' an anagram of 'Novalis,'
the assumed name of the German
mystic and poet, Friedrich von Har-
denberg.

ROBERT BUCHANAN. Pseudonym used in contributions to the London Spectator, 1867.

MORTIMER COLLINS. Mr. Carrington, 1873.

JAMES THOMSON. The Fadeless Bower, in Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, July, 1858.

AUGUSTA WEBSTER.

Blanche Lisle

and Other Poems, 1860; The Brisons, in Macmillan's Magazine, 1861; Lesley's Guardians, 1864.