| PAGE | |
| A Few Words on Junius and Macaulay | 257 |
| William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, and Philosopher. Essays on the Man, the Work, and the Time. | 264 |
| II.—Mr. Gamble’s Apprentice. (With an Illustration.) | |
| Mabel | 282 |
| Studies in Animal Life | 283 |
| Chapter III.—A garden wall, and its traces of past life—Not a breath perishes—A bit of dry moss and its inhabitants—The “Wheel-bearers”—Resuscitation of Rotifers: drowned into life—Current belief that animals can be revived after complete desiccation—Experiments contradicting the belief—Spallanzani’s testimony—Value of biology as a means of culture—Classification of animals: the five great types—Criticism of Cuvier’s arrangement. | |
| Framley Parsonage | 296 |
| Chapter VII.—Sunday Morning. | |
| ” VIII.—Gatherum Castle. | |
| ” IX.—The Vicar’s Return. | |
| Sir Joshua and Holbein | 322 |
| A Changeling | 329 |
| Lovel the Widower | 330 |
| Chapter III.—In which I play the Spy. (With an Illustration.) | |
| The National Gallery Difficulty Solved | 346 |
| A Winter Wedding-party in the Wilds | 356 |
| Student Life in Scotland | 366 |
| Roundabout Papers.—No. 2 | 380 |
| On Two Children in Black. |
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