THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS, GARDEN CITY, N. Y. FOOTNOTES: [1] The influence of the "Prometheus Unbound" upon the conception of Aprile's character was first brought forward by the writer in a paper read before the Boston Browning Society, March 15, 1910, a typewritten copy of which was placed in the Browning alcove in the Boston Public Library. In the "Life of Browning," published the same year and not read by the writer until recently, Mr. Hall Griffin touches upon the same thought in the following words: "From some elements in the myth of Prometheus Browning unmistakably evolved the conception of his Aprile as not only the lover and the poet but as the potential sculptor, painter, orator, and musician." [2] See the author's "Browning's England." [3] See Introduction to "Ring and Book"--Camberwell Browning. End of Project Gutenberg's Browning and His Century, by Helen Archibald Clarke