BROWNING, ROBERT. Paracelsus. 1835. With initials "R.B." on title-page (Browning's hand?) -- Strafford. 1837 -- Sordello. 1840 -- Christmas-Eve and Easter-Day. 1850 -- Men and Women. 1855. 2 volumes -- Dramatis Personae. 1864 -- Selection from the Works. 1865 -- The Ring and the Book. 1868-69. 4 volumes -- Balaustion's Adventure. 1871 -- Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau. 1871 -- Fifine at the Fair. 1872 -- Red Cotton Night-Cap Country. 1873 -- Aristophanes' Apology. 1875 -- The Inn Album. 1875 -- Pacchiarotto. 1876 -- The Agamemnon of Aeschylus. 1877 -- La Saisiaz. 1878 -- Dramatic Idyls. 1879-80. 2 volumes -- Jocoseria. 1883 -- The Pied Piper of Hamelin. 1884. First Edition in this form. Two copies are bound in, one on thin paper and one on thick paper. The one on thick paper is, according to a note on the inside front wrapper, ONE OF SIX COPIES specially pulled for the illuminator ("...one was for himself, one was for Mr. Ruskin, one for Mr. W. Morris...") and having one decoration drawn by the illuminator in colored inks. This title with original wrappers bound in. All London. Together 22 works bound in 26 volumes, various 12mo to 8vo sizes, uniformly bound in full dark blue morocco, gpines gilt-lettered, t.e.g., a few chips at some spine ends. Mostly FIRST EDITIONS. [With:] 2 other works by Browning. London, vd. Various sizes (oblong 4to and 8vo), matching half morocco gilt. (28)