[12] The Squire of Coton.
[13] When she would be thirteen years old.
[14] Written probably in view of her brother's marriage.
[15] Visit to Miss Rawlins, her brother's fiancée.
[16] By a curious coincidence, when she became Mrs. Cross, this actually was her motto.
[17] Brother's marriage.
[18] Miss Mary Hennell was the author of "An Outline of the Various Social Systems founded on the Principle of Co-operation," published in 1841.
[19] This was an ivory image she had of the Crucified Christ over the desk in her study at Foleshill, where she did all her work at that time—a little room on the first floor, with a charming view over the country.
[20] Organs of Combativeness.
[21] Afterwards acknowledged by the author, Robert Landor (brother of Walter Savage Landor), who also wrote the "Fountain of Arethusa," etc.