COMPOSITION, its toils, 80-81.
CONTEMPORARY criticism, frequently unjust, 75.
CONVERSATIONS of men of genius, 99-109; those who converse well seldom write well, 104.
COTIN, Abbé, troubled by wealth, 188.
CRACHERODE, Rev. C.M., his collections of art and literature, n., 13.
CRITICISM not always just, 65-75.
CURRIE, his idea of the power of genius, 26.
CUVIER'S discoveries in natural history, 145.
DANTE, his great abstraction of mind, 134.
DEATHS of literary men, 243.