FOOTNOTES:
[ [169] "The strength that is given at such times arises not from ignoring loss or persuading oneself that the thing is not that is, but from the resolute setting of the face to the East and the taking of one step forwards. Anything that detaches one, that makes one turn from the past and look simply at what one has to do, brings with it new strength and new intensity of interest."— Haldane.
[ [170] Teacher, instructor, master, or a polite way of saying "You"—the usual title by which I was addressed.
[ [171] Constance Naden.
[ [172] "The Phaedo was bought for us by the death of Socrates."—Quiller Couch.
THE BLIND HEADMAN AND HIS COLLECTING-BAG.
MR. YANAGHITA IN HIS CORONATION CEREMONY ROBES.
PORTABLE APPARATUS FOR RAISING WATER.
VILLAGE SCHOOL WITH PORTRAIT OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
RIVER-BEDS IN THE SUMMER
From which may be imagined the power of the water in time of flood.