This author was occupied with biological, physical, botanical, and chemical research, and many works appeared with the results of his inquiries.  

This author enjoyed success as a writer and intellectual at the court of Napoleon III.

This author gave radical lectures and married one of the prospective Utopians.  

This author naturally thought in fragments instead of sustained passages.  

This author instructed family members to destroy any poems left behind.  

This author cofounded a publishing company.  

He is the author of “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.”

Upon returning from France, this author went on a long walking tour that drove him to poetry.

This author suffered from extreme short-sightedness and composed much of his poetry in his head, occasionally working on individual poems for many years.  

This author is known as England’s greatest satirist.