Chats in the Book-Room

by Horace N. Pym

Sinking from thought to thought, a vast profound;

Plunged for his sense, but found no bottom there;

Then wrote, and flounder'd on, in mere despair."

—Pope.

• America. Humours of a voyage to, [18].

• Baxter, Robert. His hospitality, [53].
• Bedford Town and Schools, [73].
• Binders and their work, [41].
• Bradley, A. G. Life of Wolfe, [10].
• Bright, John. Letter from, [134].

• Calverley, C. S., [2].
• Charles II. and Lord Northesk, [101].
• Christie's. A sale at, [11].
• Christie's. Lyne Stephens sale, [148].
• Coleridge, Hartley. Letter from, [129].
• Combe Bank, [109].
• Craze, modern. For work, [48].
• Cunarder. On board a, [18].
• "Cynical Song of the City," [50].

• Dickens. On over-work, [48].
• Dobson, Austin, [63].

• Ethie Castle and its ghost story, [104].

• Fox, Caroline. John Bright's letter to, [134].
• Fox, Mrs. Charles, of Trebah, [128].
• Fox, Mrs. Charles, and Hartley Coleridge, [129].
• Foxwold and its early train, [51].
• French Revolution of 1848, [85].