THE WAY OF ALL FLESH 471 If God would only marry her daughter she cd do all ye rest herself. Ye mixture o' ye black and white notes being so beautiful. She was a very Gothic woman like a recumbent crusader. "She committed her soul to him on whom she relied as alone worthy of its care.” She was sensible-as sensible that is to say as she ever was— nearly to the last. All the house linen was marked "Worsley." How I called on Aunt Sarah after Uncle John's death. For Pont. Novel "At that time every Jewish mother thought herself &c." I give the Jewish mothers credit for more sense. Mrs. Jupp said she thought two gentlemen together was so very insipid. She enounced herself like the subject of a fugue. Charlotte to write and say she "believes it is not unfrequently done" (to tip servants). Charlotte on his father's death offers him his father's under clothing. The same old fluff "and the mousedirts was cruel." "He was a shabby man in his ways and rather busy and not very sincere. In fact they are all shabby. This young man's aunt sold all her father's sermons for waste paper at 1 a lb. to wrap butter and bacon in, at a shop in this town, and many of the inhabitants out of respect to their old vicar gave 2d. for a whole sermon." Extract from a letter from my gt. Aunt Mrs. Paley of Easingwold (daughter-in-law of the Evidences &c. mother of Prof. F. A. Paley) to my grandfather date abt May 20, 1835. Let Ernest make some remarks about Casabianca. APPENDIX E INVENTORIES FOR OUTINGS [Note.-Butler began drawing up Inventories for Outings because, when away from home, he so frequently found that he had brought things he did not want and forgotten things he did want. He reconsidered the lists during every outing until they finally shaped themselves into those which follow, the MS. of which is in Alfred's handwriting. The one headed "Foreign Outing" includes Erewhon Revisited, but as he does not say whether he was to take an advance copy or the published book it is not clear whether it refers to the spring or the autumn of 1901 or to his last journey in 1902.] BOULOGNE Night-shirt. 3 pr. Socks. 6 Collars. 8 Handkfs. Necktie. Laces. Menthol. Slippers. Medicine Chest. Sponges, etc., wrapped in Towel. Sticking-plaster. Portfolio fully charged. MS. Music Book and paper. Small Note Book. Cigarettes and Mouthpieces. Clothes and Hat-brush. Scissors. Court-plaster. Looking-glass. Copying-ink. Map. Sling Bag. Foreign money. Large Rug. Overcoat. Cap. Paperknife. Field Glasses. SHREWSBURY Night-shirt. 2 pr. Socks. 2 pr. Socks. 3 Collars. 6 Handkfs. Dress Suit. Shirt. Studs. Studs. Tie. Dress Boots. Medicine Chest. Portfolio. Copying-ink. Menthol. Cigarettes. Mouthpieces. Clothes-brush. Slippers. Sponges. Hair-brushes, &c., wrapped in Towel. Sling Bag. Overcoat. Rug. INVENTORIES FOR OUTINGS FOREIGN OUTING 473 Handle Half of Gladstone Bag.-MS. Music Book. Copying paper. Driers. Oil Sheets. Spare drawing-paper. Best Coat & Vest. Flannel Shirt. Rulers. Case for paint-brushes and pencils. Japanned Tray. Slippers. Strop. Medicine Chest. Looking-glass. Hat & Clothes-brush. 2 pr. of Socks. 12 Handkfs. W.C. paint-box and bottle. Top of Camp-stool. The Other Half-Best trousers. Collar-box, contg. Collars; Horn Cup; Bootlaces; Ties; Cotton-wool. Towel. Erewhon and E. Revisited. Sandwich-box, contg. Menthol; Bread-box; Toothpicks; Scissors; Water-colours; Sponges; India-rubber; Cork of drawing-pins; Sticking-plaster; Elastic bands; Mouthpieces; 2 Note-Books; Studs; Corks; Corkscrew; Spare knife; Stiletto; Paper-fasteners; Waverley pens; Red Chalk; Pencil; Caustic; Compasses; Diarrhoea pills; Magnifying-glass. Night-shirt. Sponge and Case. Hair-brushes. Tooth-brush. Soap. Tooth-powder. Vaseline. Spare specs. In the Flap.-Lint. Diachylon plasters. Powders. Paint rags. Visiting Cards. Newspaper Wrappers. Curlpapers. Sling Bag.-A/c Book. Passport. Ticket. Small Sketchbook. Sketching Portfolio charged. Writing Portfolio charged. Paperknife. Cap. Copying-ink. Telescope. In Overcoat Pocket.-Cigarettes. Mouthpieces. Gloves. INDEX Inconsistency is a vice which degrades human nature and levels man with Logic and consistency are luxuries for the gods and the lower animals.— Affaire, L', Holbein-Rippel" (Universal ̓Αγάπη and γνῶσις, i. 50, 282, 285, ii. 228 Ainger, Alfred, completely deceived by and Lamb, i. 382 and Ulysses, ii. 38, 105 and "the onlie begetter," ii. 325 Ajax, tomb of, ii. 218 Alagna, ii. 57 Alatri, ii. 153, 154, 242 Albany Magazine, ii. 7, note Albatross, Butler compared to an, i. 89 Albemarle Street, ii. 371 "Albergo Samuel Butler," ii. 410 Albert, Prince Consort, ii. 268 Albert Hall, i. 294 bis Alcaics, ii. 156, 255 Alcinous, ii. 107, 122, 133 Aldrich, Miss A. C. C., i. xii, ii. 214 Alessandria, Church of S. Maria di Castello Alethea. See Pontifex, Alethea Alexander Balus (Handel), ii. 383, 385 |