tremulous afterglow, as in the scene with which the drawings close. To
be so understood and so bodied forth is great good-fortune; and I beg
to be allowed this word of gratitude.

The lines quoted on page 166 are taken, as any lover of modern poetry
will recognise, from the 'Elegy on the Death of a Lady,' by Mr. Robert
Bridges, first printed in 1873.

MARY A. WARD.




CONTENTS


PART I. WESTMORELAND

PART II. LONDON

PART III. AFTER TWELVE YEARS





NOTES ON THE ILLUSTRATIONS


FENWICK'S COTTAGE