This early (1903) volume of essays, some written in an allusive style, includes “What is ‘Popular Poetry’?”, “Speaking to the Psaltery,” “Magic,” “The Happiest of the Poets,” “The Philosophy of Shelley’s Poetry at Stratford-on-Avon,” “William Blake and the Imagination,” “Symbolism in Painting,” “Symbolism in Poetry,” “The Celtic Element in Literature,” and “The Theatre.”