EBOOK, PAGES FROM A JOURNAL ***
Transcribed from the 1901 T. Fisher Unwin edition by David Price, email
ccx074@coventry.ac.uk
PAGES FROM A JOURNAL, WITH OTHER PAPERS.
Contents:
A Visit to Carlyle in 1868
Early Morning in January
March
June
August
The End of October
November
The Break-up of a Great Drought
Spinoza
Supplementary Note on the Devil
Injustice
Time Settles Controversies
Talking about our Troubles
Faith
Patience
An Apology
Belief, Unbelief, and Superstition
Judas Iscariot
Sir Walter Scott's Use of the Supernatural
September, 1798
Some Notes on Milton
The Morality of Byron's Poetry. "The Corsair"
Byron, Goethe, and Mr. Matthew Arnold
A Sacrifice
The Aged Three
Conscience
The Governess's Story
James Forbes
Atonement
My Aunt Eleanor
Correspondence between George, Lucy, M.A., and Hermione Russell, B.A.
Mrs. Fairfax
A VISIT TO CARLYLE IN 1868
On Saturday, the 22nd of March, 1868, my father and I called on Carlyle
at 5, Cheyne Row, Chelsea, with a message from one of his intimate
friends.
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