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24. Of Johnson, and Johnson's Frank—To Wilkes. William Cowper 197 25. About a Greenhouse. Sydney Smith 201 26. Vegetation, stagnation, and assassination. 27. His "hotel." Hasty judgments deprecated. Sir Walter Scott 206 28. Authors and Morals. Samuel Taylor Coleridge 212 29. From Spinosa to Gobwin through things in general. Robert Southey 217 30-33. The Lingo Grande. Charles Lamb 221 34. A Sigh for Solitude. George Gordon, Lord Byron 228 35. Of Pictures, and Sepulture, and his Daughters. Percy Bysshe Shelley 233 36. Of Pictures only. John Keats 239 37. A Voyage, and the Quarterly and Charmian. The Carlyles 244 38. Thomas on Latrappism. 39. Jane Welsh on her Travels. 40. Jane Welsh on the blessings of Photography. Thomas Babington Macaulay 253 41. Outfits, and Election Dinners. Miss Berry and Lady Holland. Thomas Lovell Beddoes 258 42. Stage-coach tricks, and stage-play ghosts. Elizabeth Barrett Browning 263 43. An extended Honey-moon. Edward FitzGerald 270 44. Of Bath, and Oxford, and some Immortals. Francis Anne Kemble 275 45. A Ghost in Flannel. 46. Bakespearism. William Makepeace Thackeray 279 47. As himself. 48. In character. Charles Dickens 286 49. Straight dealing with the personages of Nicholas Nickleby. 50. Advice to an Innocent in London. 51. Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Charles Kingsley 292 52. Tom Brown's Schooldays; Pike fishing; and a pretty thing with Garth's. John Ruskin 296 53. The Servant question. Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson 303 54. John Gibson Lockhart, and an Umbrella.

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