Crossword-Solution: KROEGER 7 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 12

Kroeger appears to have an antiquarian's thoroughness in his subject, and he has made it an interesting one to Western readers.

Kroeger, without the fear of _Maud's_ author before his eyes, compares to Tennyson: Rosy-colored meadows To shadows we see vanish everywhere, Wood-birds' warbling dieth, Sore-trieth them the snow of wintry year.

Kroeger will not lose his readers before they arrive at the historical and critical parts of the work, which are really valuable.

Kroeger, who can give it no grace in translation, is a warm partisan in matters of melody and rhythm, appreciating Coleridge and Swinburne.

Kroeger of some of their glorious “Hymns to the Virgin.” Here is an example, from “The Divine Minnesong,” attributed sometimes to Gottfried of Strassburg: “Thou art the blooming heaven‐branch, Which blooming, blooms in many a grange; Great care and strange God lavished, Maid, on thee.” We have, unfortunately, no space for a selection of the beauties collected for us in this book, and can only recommend our readers to procure it for themselves.