Science, man’s good genius, [47]–9
Science, Watts-Dunton’s speech on, [42]–9
Scott, Sir Walter, his humour, [195]; tribute to, [220], [221], [307]; [346]; ‘softness of touch’ in portraiture, [350]; [367]
Scott, William Bell, anecdote of, [184]
‘Scullion, Sterne’s fat, foolish,’ [249]
‘Semaine Littéraire, La,’ [347], [374], [380]
Sex, witchery of, [391]
‘Shadow on the Window Blind,’ [164]: first printed in Mackenzie Bell’s Study of Watts-Dunton in ‘Poets and Poetry of the Century,’ q.v.
Shakespeare, spirit of wonder in, [16]; [126]; [186]; [293]; richness in style, [328]; [355]; [382]; [394]
‘Shales mare,’ [106]