[992]. I do not know whether he contributed to anything before that remarkable periodical The Dark Blue, which, during its short life in the earliest 'Seventies, had a staff not easily surpassable, and almost reminding one of the earlier English London Magazine and of the French Globe.
[993]. Both in the English Men of Letters. The Sterne appeared in 1882; the Coleridge in 1884.
[994]. The New Fiction and other Essays on Literary Subjects (London, 1897).
[995]. See his Letters, Lectures, and Reviews: London, 1873.
[996]. Especially in Horæ Sabbaticæ.
[997]. London, 1873.
[998]. London, 1889.
[999]. London, 1893.
[1000]. I do not mean that they were rubbish there. Rubbish is only “matter in the wrong place,” and what is rubbish in a book need by no means be rubbish in a newspaper.[newspaper.]
[1001]. London, 1880.