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Eolian Music (Poetry), 401.
An American Opinion of Fenianism, 492.
Alpine Exploration, 302.

"Borrowed Thoughts" (Poetry), 650.

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Gagliostro; or, the Life of a Charlatan, 326, 466, 580, 686.

Calderon, 414.

Chase, The (Poetry), 684.

Custom of Burial with the Head towards the East (The), 705.

Darkness and Light (Poetry), 438.
Death of Whiting (Poetry), 185.
Deep Sea Exploration, 481.

EARLSCOURT; OR, SOWING THE WIND
AND REAPING THE WHIRLWIND, Chaps.
XV., XVI., XVII., XVIII., XIX.,
XX., 21.-Chaps. XXI., XXII., XXIII.,
XXIV., XXV., XXVI., 141.-Chaps.
XXVIÍ., XXVIII., XXIX., XXX.,
XXXI., XXXII., XXXIII., 257.-
Chaps. XXXIV., XXXV., XXXVI.,
XXXVII., XXXVIII., XXXIX., 374.
Effie's Dream (Poetry), 423.

Fables of Bidpai, 601.

Fame (Poetry), 613.

First Tear, The (Poetry), 543.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.

Chap. I., Cairo;

Chap. II., Nelly Lufton; Chap. III., The Burtons; Chap. IV., A Party of Pleasure; Chap. V., The "Cleopatra ;" 498.- Chap. VI., The “Campagna” in Egypt; Chap. VII., The Pyramids; Chap. VIII., The Lost Key-Stone, 614. French before Rome, 1849 (The), 163. French and English Art-Writers, 341. From Ancona to Rome, 710.

Later Revelations of Pompeii (The), 472. Llterary Style, 591.

Lord Chancellors of Ireland (Lives of the), from A.D. 1189 to 1870, 61, 174,-290, 402, 519, 635.

Masters and Men, 389.

Martin Luther (Poetry), 658.

Money, 593.

Mysteries, or Miracle Plays, 361.

Off the Beaten Track.-North Wales, 186.
Old Newspaper (An), 557.
Old Home, The (Poetry), 301.
Only to Know (Poetry), 289.
Origin of the Arthurian Romances :-Early
Norman Poetry; Henry Beauclerc and
his Trouvères; Geoffrey of Monmouth
and his Romance; The Materials for
Geoffrey's History; How Geoffrey was
valued by his Contemporaries; Robert
Wace; Walter Map and his Labours;
The Contributions of Chrestien
Troyes; Pagan Myths the source of
Christian Legends; The First Rough
Sketch of the "San Graal ;" The "San
Graal" in its Maturity; The Early Eng-
lish Text Society, and their Labours;

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PHILOSOPHER (The). A Novel.-Chap. VI., Another Arrival at the "Cherubim and Seraphim;" Chap. VII., Pearly Tom sees strange sights; Chap. VIII.. Communion with the Dead; Chap. IX., Killing no Murder; Chap. X., Storms and Havens; 99.-Chap. XI., I am Fettered to the Ground; Chap. XII., Can "Elsie " be a contraction of "Margherita"? Chap. XIII., I am consoled by a Philosopher and by a Mistress, 201. Chap. XIV., A Gaol and a Bludgeon; Chap. XV., Can Mr. Littlemore's alias be Faust?" Chap. XVI., "Goodbye" in Merringham becomes epidemic. Book IV. Cross-Hatching.-Chap. I., Atra Nox! Chap. II., A Divine Flame burns very dimly; Chap III., "No Thoroughfare is met with on a road which would have led to-what? 439.Chap. IV., Arcades Ambo; Chap. V., A Thrust and a Parry; 569.-Chap. VI., The Poetry of a Love; Chap, VII., Thunder in a Clear Sky, 671.