Life and Writings of Maurice Maeterlinck Part 17

Vegetarianism.

Vergalo, Delia Rocca de.

Verhaeren, Emile.

Verlaine, Paul.

_Vers libres_.

Vices.

Victorian, the.

"Vie des Abeilles, La."

Viele-Griffin, Francis.

Villa Dupont.

Villiers de L'Isle-Adam.

Virgin Mary.

Virginity.

Virtues.

Visan, Tancrede de.

"Vogue, La."

Vollmoeller, Karl Gustav.

Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de.

W.

Waller, Max.

"Wallonie, La."

War.

Watson, William.

Webster, John.

Whitman, Walt.

Will, I..

Will-power.

Wisdom.

"Wisdom and Destiny," _see_ "Sagesse et Destinee."

Woman, the new.

Women.

Wordless plays.

Wordsworth, William.

Y.

Yeats, W.B., 27.

Z.

Zola, Emile, 20.

Zweig, Stefan, 3, 108.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

I. WORKS.

II. SELECTIONS.

III. PREFACES.

IV. APPENDIX.

Biography, Criticism, Works set to Music, etc., Newspaper Articles.

V. CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF WORKS.

WORKS.

_Serres Chaudes._ Poemes, frontispice et culs-de-lampe de Georges Minne.

Paris: Vanier, 1889, 155 copies.

----Another Edition. Brussels: P. Lacomblez, 1890 and 1895.

----Suivies de quinze chansons, nouvelle edition. Brussels: P.

Lacomblez, 1900.

_La Princesse Maleine_. Twenty-five copies on vellum and five on Holland, printed on a hand-press by Maeterlinck for private circulation.

----Drame en cinq actes (couverture et fig. de Georges Minne). Ghent: Imprimerie Louis van Melle, 1889.

----Second Edition. Ghent: Imprimerie Louis van Melle, 1889, 155 copies.

_La Princesse Maleine._ Third Edition. Brussels: P. Lacomblez, 1890.

_The Princess Maleine._ Translated by Gerard Harry. London: Heinemann, 1890.

_Les Aveugles_ ["L'Intruse" (1). "Les Aveugles" (2).] Brussels: P.

Lacomblez, 1890, 150 copies.

----Second Edition. Brussels: P. Lacomblez, 1891.

_L'Ornement des Noces spirituelles de Ruysbroeck l'Admirable._ Traduit du flamand et accompagne d'une introduction. Brussels: P. Lacomblez, 1891.

----Second Edition. Brussels: P. Lacomblez, 1900.

_Les sept Princesses._ Brussels: P. Lacomblez, 1891.

_Blind._ _The Intruder._ Translated from the French of Maurice Maeterlinck by Mary Viele.[1] Was.h.i.+ngton: W.H. Morrison, 1891.