The admirers of Shelley rival those of Jane Austen in the intensity of their devotion, and they will be profoundly grateful to the poet's great-nephew, Sir John Shelley-Rolls, for the fragments of verse and prose now derived from his manuscripts and notebooks. ... This book is only for those who know their Shelley well: to them it will be a very welcome newcomer. The volume is privately printed, but a few copies may be obtained through booksellers at 21s. It may be added that the printing has the unvarying elegance of the Curwen Press.