We enter our studies, and enjoy a society which we alone can bring
together. We raise no jealousy by conversing with one in preference to
another; we give no offence to the most illustrious by questioning him
as long as we will, and leaving him as abruptly....
--WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR.

JANUARY 29TH TO FEBRUARY 4th


29th. ADELAIDE RISTORI, b. 30 Ja. 1822
I. Adelaide Ristori, 17-Pt. II:109-119
II. Thackeray's On Being Found Out, 1-Pt. I:104-115

30th. WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR, b. 30 Ja. 1775
I. Rose Aylmer,15:119
II. The Maid's Lament, 15:119-120
III. Mother I Cannot Mind My Wheel, 12:273
IV. On His Seventy-fifth Birthday, 13:278
V. Ruskin's The Two Boyhoods, 1-Pt. II:3-23

31st. I. Carlyle's Essay on Biography, 2-Pt. I:3-3l

F.1st.
I. Morris's February,14:102-103
II. Belloc's South Country,12:331
III. Early Morning, 13:294

2nd. W.R.BENET, b. 2 F. 1886
I. Tricksters, 13:288