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<p>Prologue.--On some books and their associations.--An epistle to an editor.--Bramston's "Man of taste".-The passionate printer to his love.--M. Rouquet on the arts.--The friend of humanity and the rhymer.--The parent's assistant.--A pleasant invective against printing.--Two modern book illustrators. I. Kate Greenaway.--A song of the Greenaway child.--Two modern book illustrators. II. Mr. Hugh Thomson.--Horatian ode on the tercentenary of "Don Quixote".--The books of Samuel Rogers.--Pepys' "Diary".--A French critic on Bath.--A welcome from the "Johnson club".--Thackeray's "Esmond".--A Miltonic exercise.--Fresh facts about Fielding.--The happy printer.--Cross readings--and Caleb Whitefoord.--The last proof.--Index
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<br>Subjects: Greenaway, Kate, 1846-1901; Thomson, Hugh, 1860-1920</div>
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Dobson, Austin, 1840-1921</div>
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